Going to the Dentist - No More Tears or Fears!

Posted on: 19 January 2018
Many people realize that a dislodged tooth usually requires emergency dental care. The tooth's likelihood of reintegrating with the mouth declines as the tooth remains out of the mouth for longer periods. Thus, prompt treatment is needed. Still, there are additional dental issues that are considered a dental emergency. Here are a few of them. Tooth Pain That Does Not Diminish Persistent tooth pain is not considered normal, even if the patient suffers from dental sensitivity.
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Posted on: 19 January 2018
Teeth can be severely damaged by decay. The decay is actually the demineralization of the tooth enamel. Caused by the exposure to bacterial acids, decay can be avoided by increasing the pH of the mouth and limiting the number of bacteria in the oral cavity. Here are a few things you can do to reduce your chance of tooth decay. Brush Before Bedtime Brushing your teeth before periods of sleep is particularly important.
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Posted on: 16 December 2017
When it comes to your kids and their teeth, it's important to remember that even with the best dental care, emergency situations can still occur. When they do, you'll need to know how to react. Some emergency situations may not require an immediate trip to the dentist, while others will. It's up to you to decide what each situation will require. Here are four dental problems that may require a trip to the emergency dentist with your child.
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Posted on: 17 November 2017
Your smile and its condition are an important part of your personal appearance and can affect your self-confidence. So keeping your oral health well-maintained can affect your mental health, either for good or bad. Here are some tips to help you keep up your oral health and the appearance of your smile: Do Your Part At Home The first step to keeping your oral health in good shape is by getting into a habit or routine of regular brushing and flossing your teeth.
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