The Basics of Post Dental Crowns Care

Posted on: 19 March 2018

Dental crowns have the potential to transform your smile. Alongside evener teeth, you'll find that eating, forming words and feeling confident become easier. Whether you opt for one-step dental crowns or your procedure takes place over a handful of visits, it's essential to understand that some of the outcomes rely on your post-procedure care. Understanding more about what you can and cannot do will help you enjoy your new crowns for longer.
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Two Crucial Tips For Your New Full Mouth Dental Implants

Posted on: 23 February 2018

If you recently had full mouth dental implants placed, there's no doubt that you've got some adjustments to make. Whilst dental implants are designed to function just like your natural teeth -- complete with replacement roots made of titanium -- the fact is that they're quite different from such teeth. It will take you a bit of time to adjust to the new full mouth dental implants, but with the following tips you'll find that you're eating and speaking with confidence very soon.
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Red Carpet Orthodontics: Creating that Hollywood Smile

Posted on: 29 January 2018

What springs to mind when you think of celebrity accessories? The sleek lines of a pair of Stuart Weitzman shoes? A Gucci clutch? How about a set of braces? While that Hollywood smile is something many dream about, it rarely comes naturally. Your dentist takes care of the health of your teeth, gums, jaw and surrounding nerves, while an orthodontist has a far more specialised role. Orthodontists works to correct the alignment of your teeth.
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Protecting Your Dentures From Breakage

Posted on: 9 January 2018

Anyone who has lost one or more teeth knows how important their dentures are. And yet, despite the fact that a lot of people would be afraid to leave the house without their false teeth, not everyone quite takes the care they should with them. Getting dentures repaired or replaced is, thankfully, quicker and easier than it used to be, but that's no reason to take risks. Sometimes, breakages are totally unexpected and happen despite being careful, but there are plenty of times they could have easily been avoided.
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