Going to the Dentist - No More Tears or Fears!

Posted on: 8 April 2021
Maintaining a healthy, beautiful smile is a process all within itself. Taking the time to carefully brush and floss your teeth one or more times per day is an essential way for you to make sure you're always able to flash a set of pearly whites. However, properly managing your oral health isn't something you want to tackle alone. You need a professional partner who can use their specialized tools to make a real difference.
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Posted on: 24 February 2021
When it comes to getting dental implants, it is essential to understand the process fully. Here are a few important things you should understand about the dental implant process. #1: Dental Implants Replace Your Tooth A dental implant is used when you have a tooth pulled and removed from your mouth. It is used not just to replace the tooth's physical structure; a dental implant is used to replace the roof the root structure as well.
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Posted on: 12 January 2021
Not all oral injuries are dental emergencies. For instance, a slightly chipped tooth doesn't need immediate treatment, as the pulp in the center of the tooth is in no danger. But if an injury is serious enough to endanger the pulp or the periodontal ligaments that hold a tooth in place, then consider that a dental emergency. The following three tooth injuries qualify as dental emergencies and need urgent treatment.
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Posted on: 30 November 2020
Most people quickly become accustomed to wearing their invisible braces. This is necessary since your orthodontist will have instructed you to wear your Invisalign for anywhere between 20 and 22 hours each day. The two to fours each day without your invisible braces are for eating. But what happens if you take them out of your mouth for longer than that? Is it really going to disrupt your treatment? Why You Might Take Them Out
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