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How to Break Up With Bad Breath
Bad breath is no fun. Half the time, you don’t even know you have it, and when someone gets up the nerve to tell you, the humiliation can be excruciating. Halitosis, or chronic bad smells in your breath, cuts conversations short, makes romantic situations awkward, and can cause anyone to feel self-conscious in up-close-and-personal conditions.
Ceramic Versus Titanium Dental Implants: What’s the Difference?
Dental implants are a popular solution for missing teeth because they are long-lasting, blend in with your natural teeth, and allow you to enjoy your favorite food without restrictions. Since they first became available in the 1970s, researchers have continued to develop new techniques and materials to improve their functionality. Today, patients have two types
Missing Teeth? Here Are 3 Ways to Replace Them
Missing teeth can cause a lot of issues, from difficulty chewing food to feeling self-conscious about your smile. The good news is that there are solutions. Thanks to advances in modern dentistry, you have several options to consider if you need to replace some of your teeth. Let’s take a look at the three most
Oral Health for Older Adults
Oral health is important at every age, but our needs change as we get older. People aged 65 and over have a unique set of challenges when it comes to keeping their teeth and gums healthy. If you’re an older adult or a caretaker for one, here’s what you need to know about aging and
How Clear Aligners Can Fix Your Smile
A nip and a tuck, a pinch and a squeeze. We all have a little something we’d like to fix, and your smile is no exception. Maybe it’s a crooked tooth or two, or perhaps you’ve seen some significant shifting since your teenage “metal mouth” days. Whatever the case, clear aligners can be an easy,
Lowering Chances of Diabetes with Good Oral Health
The sweet tooth. Who knew that it could cause so much trouble. It’s no surprise that too much sugar can lead to cavities, but a lifetime of too much sugar consumption may lead to diabetes, a disease that affects your body’s ability to process sugar and turn it into necessary energy. Diabetes attacks in so
