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23 June 2021
Pain is one of life's greatest deterrents. If you tell someone they'll experience pain if they do something, they'll probably avoid it. Any procedure close to the face is always hard to agree to. Root canals are no different, as people have the perception that these procedures are painful. Some years ago, they would have been right, but medical technology has improved.
Also, endodontists have improved pain management to help patients deal with the pain.
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2 Reasons Why You May Be A Candidate For Dental Veneer Placement
Posted on:
10 May 2021
If you have grown dissatisfied with your smile and find that you tend to resist showing off your teeth, you may be wondering if there is something that you can do to fix them. While you may have tried at-home remedies to brighten your teeth, you may have found the results less than positive.
Because of this, you may be looking into getting dental implants. However, another technique that could improve your smile without being invasive is the placement of veneers on the fronts of your teeth.
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6 Tips To Help You Care For Your Lingual Braces
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29 March 2021
Lingual braces are a great way to straighten your teeth discreetly. Most, if not all, people will never even realize that you are undergoing orthodontic treatment while you wear lingual braces. But while wearing your lingual braces, you need to ensure that you take good care of them. The better you take care of them, the better your results will be when you finally have your braces removed.
To ensure that your lingual braces stay in good shape during your treatment, use the following six tips.
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Your Family Dentist Wants You To Make These Small Changes At Home
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5 February 2021
Your family dentist has one goal for your family: to help all of you achieve healthier, brighter smiles. In order to meet that goal, everyone in your family has to do their part to keep their teeth healthy at home. Make sure everyone in your family sees a family dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings, and make these small changes at home for the betterment of everyone's oral health.
Start using a different toothbrush and toothpaste
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