Going to the Dentist - No More Tears or Fears!

Posted on: 15 July 2019
While many think of braces as something that you get as a teen, orthodontic treatment is possible at any age. In fact, many adults get braces in order to correct misalignment, gaps, overcrowding, and other orthodontic issues. It's estimated that one in five orthodontic patients are over the age of 18. So if you're an adult considering braces, you are not alone. Before you decide to seek out orthodontic treatment, there are a few things that you should be aware of.
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Posted on: 19 June 2019
When it comes to missing teeth, it's a more common issue than you may realize. While you may feel alone if you have one or more teeth missing, 120 million Americans are missing at least one tooth. While missing teeth can have a negative impact on your self-esteem, there are solutions to your problem. There are a variety of tooth replacement options available ranging from dentures to dental implants. Implants are considered to be the most natural looking and feeling tooth replacement option.
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Posted on: 21 May 2019
If you move, or your dentist is no longer practicing, you can run into issues finding a new dentist for your kids. Children can find it difficult to stray from their routines, so getting a new dental practitioner may be a challenge. If your kids have never had to switch dentists before, they can be particularly daunted by the experience. Here are things you can do to help your kids get used to their new dentist.
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Posted on: 21 April 2019
If you are interested in tooth whitening, then you should know that some people feel sensitivities after whitening is completed. This is something that definitely can be minimized though, and there are a few strategies that you can discuss with your dental professional. Keep reading to learn what they are. Fluoride Rinses Some dentists will suggest the use of fluoride rinses either before or after your professional whitening treatment. The fluoride helps to fortify or strengthen the dental enamel so your teeth are protected from acidic attacks as well as the abrupt temperature changes you experience when you eat warm and cold foods.
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