How Custom Teeth Whitening Trays Are Made At The Dentist
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27 July 2022
Are you getting professional teeth whitening done by using a peroxide gel from your dentist? If so, they are going to make some custom trays for you to wear so that the peroxide comes in contact with your teeth. Here is how the process works for making those trays.
Find The Right Base Tray Size
The process starts by finding the base tray that is going to fit your mouth the best.
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What Are Dental Implants And How Are They Implanted?
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22 June 2022
Dental implants are a faux tooth that is implanted directly into the gums. They work just like your natural teeth and are permanently set in your mouth. These implants are not taken out, unlike a bridge or false teeth. If you have a missing tooth or you have several missing teeth, implants can be used to replace your tooth/teeth. Read on for more information about dental implants.
What Are Dental Implants?
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Teeth Whitening Strips: Answers To Frequently Asked Questions
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5 April 2022
The teeth whitening market is expected to grow as more people appreciate the need for whiter teeth. Not only do white teeth improve the radiance of your smile, but they also improve your self-esteem. Teeth-whitening strips are a popular whitening treatment, but how much do you know about them? Here are answers to commonly asked questions on strips.
Are They an Effective Teeth Whitening Option?
A report by the ADA shows teeth whitening products are effective.
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Are Your Teeth Decaying? 3 Signs It Is Time To See A Dentist
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5 April 2022
Failure to follow the proper oral hygiene practices exposes your teeth's enamel to plaque. Unfortunately, your oral bacteria will work to break down the plaque in a process that produces acids. This acid causes enamel destruction, leading to tooth decay. If left unattended, the tooth decay will continue destroying other inner teeth structures.
Fortunately, you can prevent serious destruction of your teeth's internal structure if you notice the signs of tooth decay early.
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