You may already know how important it is to get enough vitamin D, for your mental and physical health. Did you know that vitamin D is important for your oral health as well? Why Is Vitamin D Important? A lack of vitamin D can lead to frequent illness, illness and wounds taking longer to recover from than …
Did you know that medications you take can affect your oral health? It is true! This is why it is so important to share with your dentist what medications you are on, especially before a dental procedure. Even oral contraceptives can make a difference to the health of your teeth and gums. Here is some more …
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Dental implants are a great way to replace lost teeth – but did you know that they can be good for the health of your bones, too? You may not be too concerned about your jawbone health, but it can become a serious issue if you start to develop problems with your jaw. Here is …
If you have TMJ, there are a few things your dentist can recommend to help you – but you may think that it is just easier to take an over-the-counter pain medication whenever the pain flares up. However, you should know that depending on medication all of the time instead of treating your TMJ can do harm …
Are you due for a dental procedure, such as a tooth removal, a dental implant, or some gum work? It is a good idea to prepare ahead, so that afterward you can go home, rest, and recover, without wondering what you should eat. A list of soft foods You probably don’t need to be told after …
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Are you wondering why you have been having more headaches than usual lately? Or maybe your face, jaw, and neck muscles are tensed up and sore all the time and you’re not sure why. It may be because you grind your teeth. In addition to the pain it can cause, it can also cause long-term damage …
It is estimated that by the time the average American is 50 years old they will have lost 12 permanent teeth. If you are missing one or more teeth, you may be wondering why you should even bother doing anything about it – after all, what can it hurt to have a missing tooth? However, …
If you are missing one or more teeth, you may be a candidate for dental implants. But you may have lots of questions about implants and the process for placement. Read on to learn some frequently asked questions. What are dental implants? A dental implant is a tooth replacement. It consists of a small titanium …
If you are one of the more than 35 million people in the United States who is living with one or more missing teeth, you should know that you have many options to improve the look of your smile and function of your teeth. Dentures are seen as an inexpensive, easy fix, but have many …
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Endosseous dental implants are the most widely used implants available and a popular way to replace missing teeth as they are the closest you can get to natural teeth. There are many steps to this dental implant process to create a solid foundation and a long-lasting result. Consultation. During your initial, thorough consultation, your dentist …
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