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Are you concerned that a recent implant might become damaged? While not common, it is possible. What are three situations which might cause an implant to crack unexpectedly? – If you have a tendency of grinding your teeth (known as bruxism), your dental implants are at a risk of cracking. – Using your teeth to […]
Posted by adwords on 28th March 2018, under Miscellaneous
Posted by adwords on 27th March 2018, under Miscellaneous
Braces are used by orthodontists to correct crowded, gapped and misaligned teeth. However, most teenagers prefer not to wear braces. If your child refuses to wear braces, consider using the following modern braces. Key points: – Invisalign are removable and invisible type of clear braces. – Lingual braces work like traditional braces but are tied […]
Posted by adwords on 24th March 2018, under Practice Blog
Cavities can be treated by a filling, where the decayed tooth is removed and replaced. If left untreated, the decay spreads deeper into the tooth and a root canal filling is required. – Tooth decay occurs when bacteria eat away the outer layer of protective tooth enamel; when the decay reaches the middle dentin layer […]
Posted by adwords on 21st March 2018, under Miscellaneous
Are there ways to determine whether sensitive teeth are caused by a fleeting condition or a more serious issue? Let us list three common situations which could contribute to sensitivity. You will then be able to know when dental intervention is the most appropriate option. – Some common procedures such as a dental cleaning can […]
Posted by adwords on 17th March 2018, under Miscellaneous
Drinking wine in moderation is known to help keep the cardiovascular system healthy, but researchers have found it can also be beneficial to oral health. Key takeaways: – Red wine contains high levels of natural antioxidants known as polyphenols – Researchers found these antioxidants can fight bacteria in the circulatory system and the gut – […]
Posted by adwords on 13th March 2018, under Miscellaneous
Bacteria that cause gum disease has been linked to esophageal cancer. Esophageal cancer is the sixth cancer killer in the world and is often identified when it’s too late. Key takeaways: – Symptoms of gum disease include inflammation, bleeding gums, bad breath and loose teeth. – Bacteria Tabnereklla forsythia and Porphyronomas gingivalis have been associated […]
Posted by adwords on 6th March 2018, under Miscellaneous
A dental implant can replace a missing tooth. It consists of a dental crown on a titanium post, inserted into the jaw. Key takeaways: – Dental implants stimulate the bone keeping your face younger and fuller. – The dental implant should last indefinitely, only the crown needs replacing in time. – Dental implants look and […]
Posted by adwords on 2nd March 2018, under Practice Blog