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Get the Facts about Oral Cancer
When you see your dentist regularly, they can clean your teeth, correct common issues like cavities, and help you keep your gums healthy. But there’s another way your dentist can help you stay healthy that you may not know as much about: spotting the earliest signs of oral cancer. The sooner cancer is diagnosed, the
What is an Implant-Supported Dental Bridge?
Are missing teeth creating a gap in your smile? Do you suffer from a speech issues or a bite problem? These and other dental problems could be remedied with a dental bridge. A traditional bridge consists of one or more custom-made teeth, also known as pontics, that are attached to dental crowns on either side.
Caring for Your Teeth When You Have Dry Mouth
Chronic dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, is a common condition, affecting about 10% of all people. It’s most common among older adults and people taking medications. If it’s not treated, it can cause serious problems for your oral health. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your teeth and gums while treating
The Benefits of Partial Crowns
Life is full of imperfections. Luckily, we’ve got solutions to repair many common issues, and fixing some of your dental imperfections can be done quickly and easily. The use of dental crowns provides both an aesthetic and functional purpose in restoring a healthy and attractive smile. What is a Crown? Just as the name implies,
Protect Your Teeth from Dental Tartar
Most likely, you’ve been drilled (pardon the pun) on the health benefits of brushing and flossing your teeth every day, but do you know why it’s so important? Practicing good dental hygiene removes plaque from your teeth. If plaque is not removed, it can harden into a substance called dental tartar, which can cause serious
Why Some Dentists Offer Sedation Dentistry
A trip to the dentist can be challenging for people with high levels of dental anxiety. Some patients may even skip cleanings or delay important dental procedures because of dental phobia. Fortunately, gentle sedation dentistry has helped many dental patients overcome dental anxiety. So, if sedatives help prevent panic at the dentist, why do some
