How to Get a Great Smile

Posted on: 15 July 2021

For many people, cleaning their teeth is the best way to maintain oral hygiene. While brushing and flossing are crucial dental care practices, other factors can lead to cavities and other oral health complications. That is why it is paramount to visit your dentist at least twice a year for dental check-ups. Here are the reasons for having routine check-ups:  1. To Diagnose Tooth Decay One of the primary reasons for visiting a dentist is to prevent dental issues such as tooth decay and gum-related problems.
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Posted on: 4 June 2021

It's going to feel so good when your dental implant procedure has finished and your smile has been restored. You would have opted for this form of permanent tooth replacement because dental implants offer the best solution — both in terms of the physical appearance of the implant, along with its functionality (which is just as good as a natural tooth). But you might be wondering if it's truly a permanent solution.
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Posted on: 23 April 2021

Dental problems, such as decay that has been left unfettered, physical trauma to the tooth and even poor oral hygiene, can all contribute to an increased likelihood of tooth loss. Fortunately, you do not have to go about your day without a solution. While restoration techniques like implants are available, these can be incredibly costly. A more affordable and viable option that you can choose is dentures. Contrary to popular belief, dentures are just as appealing as your natural teeth and with the right care, it would be hard for someone to know that you are wearing them.
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Posted on: 11 March 2021

Many people ignore the dull and nagging pain they feel in their teeth and hope it will go away. Sometimes, the dull pain is an indication that a cavity is forming, you are getting an abscess, or you have tooth and gum decay. When you ignore the pain or medicate it with painkillers, you reduce the chances of knowing when the condition is getting worse.  However, medicating the problem with painkillers only postpones the day you will have to visit the dentist.
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