5 Ways to Make Your Teeth Whitening Treatment Last Longer
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30 May 2017
If you have ever had your teeth professionally whitened in a dentist's office, you know how astounding the results of this popular cosmetic dentistry treatment can be. However, the effects often do not last for long. Many people notice their teeth beginning to lose their brilliant shine soon after the whitening treatment, as stains begin to set in again. To help your teeth stay whiter for longer after professional teeth whitening, use these five top tips.
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Understanding a Few Different Types of Dental Specialists
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30 May 2017
A family dentist can usually offer many types of needed dental services for anyone, including routine cleaning, x-rays, filling of cavities, examining the mouth for signs of cancer and other diseases, and the like. However, your family dentist may recommend you visit a dental specialist, or you may have problems with your mouth and teeth outside his or her area of expertise. Note a few different dental specialists and the types of dental problems they address so you can know what type of expert you may need and what services they can provide.
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Important Cautions for Those Who Have False Teeth
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30 May 2017
False teeth can be a great choice for anyone with severe dental issues, as dentures can readily take the place of rotted or severely chipped and broken teeth. You can then chew and speak easily, and not worry about the appearance of those rotted teeth or gaps due to missing teeth. If you do have false teeth, note a few precautions about their use and care so your dentures are always in good repair and safe for use and your mouth stays as healthy as possible.
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Overcoming fear of the dentist
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28 May 2017
Contemplating a visit to the dentist can be an incredibly stressful experience for some people. This can be attributed to a number of factors. Previous negative experiences understandably invoke intense anxiety in some individuals, and postponing or completely avoiding a visit to the dentist becomes a convenient option.
For some, especially children, it may be due to a lack of understanding. They simply cannot see why they have to lie on a chair with a beam of light shining on their face while someone in a white coat examines their mouth with strange looking instruments.
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