Understanding Orthodontic Treatment
Posted on:
11 July 2018
If you have problems with the positioning of your jaws or teeth, then you need to visit an orthodontist. Orthodontics, also known as dentofacial orthopedics, is a branch of dentistry that is concerned with the diagnosis, prevention and correction of improperly positioned jaws and teeth. People with improperly positioned teeth or jaws are at risk of tooth decay and periodontal disease since their teeth are difficult to clean.
The main work of the orthodontist revolves around correcting malocclusion
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Reasons to Seriously Consider Getting Dental Implants
Posted on:
19 June 2018
If you have some serious dental issues, and you or your dentist have ruled out other options such as fixed bridges, removable dentures, or root canal therapy, dental implants might just be the thing for you. Over more than 50 years of development, dental implantation procedures are now more advanced than ever, but instead of just removing a tooth, for example, why should you get dental implants?
You'll Save Your Bite
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How a protein-rich diet can facilitate recovery after tooth extraction
Posted on:
30 April 2018
Tooth extractions are important dental procedures that remove damaged or infected teeth from the mouth. In some cases, the tooth will need to be removed to avoid spreading an infection to the rest of the mouth, preventing the overcrowding of teeth, or preparing the mouth for braces and dentures. Anytime you undergo a tooth extraction, you essentially end up with an open wound. This is because the tooth is removed from its socket and the gums end up with an opening that needs some time to heal.
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How to Prepare Children Who Are Starting School for Trips to the Dental Office
Posted on:
16 March 2018
If your child has reached school-going age, they can probably talk properly and understand what you tell them. At this age, your little one may also begin to develop perceptions of the dentist. As a parent, it is important to ensure your child's experiences at the dental office are nice ones in order to facilitate effective and efficient appointments and to curb dental fears, which may arise and gradually increase as the child grows.
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