A small percentage of people are born lucky, able to go through life without any complications from the growth of their wisdom teeth. Others, however, have to deal with the pain of wisdom teeth growing in the wrong direction. When this occurs, the pressure often negatively impacts the rest of your teeth, making wisdom teeth infamous for being a source of pain and discomfor …
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There’s a reason why your dentist recommends you to visit every six months, and that’s because appointments shouldn’t just be made when a problem arises. After all, prevention is always better than cure, and dentists are not simply concerned about fixing your teeth. Regular cleaning, checking for abnormalities that may have otherwise been overlooked, and ensuring your teet …
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No one likes to consider it and no one ever expects to need it, but sooner or later you may have to sink your teeth into the prospect that you may need to consider dentures. In fact, roughly about 60% of respondents in a recent Prevention.com survey revealed that they didn’t think they would ever need dentures because they religiously take care of their teeth. However …
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Oral health care has a direct impact on your general health, making it crucial for you to find excellent dental care that is suitable for you and your family. Unfortunately, hunting for a place that fits your budget as well as your needs can be a frustrating task, especially if you want a clinic that can maintain exemplary quality of work without drilling more holes in you …
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It can be difficult to crack a smile if you constantly feel self-conscious about the state of your teeth. This is why it’s no surprise to see many people cautious of any procedures that may make drastic changes to the smile that you’re used to sharing with others. To that end, your eyes may be the window to your soul, but your mouth is the instrument that allows you to …
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How important is oral health to you? Do you visit the dentist twice a year, as the American Dental Association recommends? Or, are you like nearly one-third of Americans who don't visit the dentist on a regular basis?If you don't see the dentist regularly, you're more likely to deal with dental caries and periodontal issues. You could even be setting yourself up for serious hea …
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