3 Good Tools For Cleaning Sublingual Braces
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12 August 2018
Sublingual braces are more popular than ever. They provide all of the structure and correction capabilities of traditional metal braces, but without being visible to other people. If you're interested in sublingual braces or have recently gotten a set, the best thing you can do for your oral health is to add these three tools to your regular oral hygiene maintenance. They can make all the difference in keeping your braces and teeth clean to ensure that your smile looks as good as it is straight once your braces come off.
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4 Warning Signs You Have A Cavity
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13 July 2018
The key to taking care of your dental health is by seeing a general dentist on a routine basis. Doing this will allow for any issues to be found and treated during the earliest stages. For instance, one of the most common concerns for any dental patient is getting a cavity. Of course, you may experience many signs that indicate you have this problem and knowing what those are can be helpful.
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How To Make Your Teeth Whitening Results Last
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18 June 2018
Teeth whitening is one of the most popular cosmetic treatments out there—and for good reason. The treatment is quick, safe, and relatively affordable. In fact, if you take really good care of your teeth, the results could last years! Here are some tips to help you maintain your whiter tooth shades.
Avoid Staining Products
Drinks like black tea, coffee, cranberry juice, beer, and wine. These drinks contain tannins, which are naturally occurring compounds, that are actually used as dyes for making ink and tanning leather.
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Preparing For Your Dental Implant Surgery
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16 May 2018
Dental implants are prosthetic devices that are inserted into the bone of the jaw to replace the roots of missing teeth. After an implant wound has healed, the implant is covered by a connector and a dental crown, bridge, or denture. For the patient, the resulting restoration is natural in appearance and functionality.
If you have one or more missing teeth, your dentist may have already scheduled your implant surgery. As the date of your procedure nears, you will need to prepare.
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