A few years ago, I realized that I was thinking about dental care all wrong. Instead of listening carefully to my dentist and making the necessary changes, I assumed that he was ultimately responsible for making sure that my teeth stayed healthy. Unfortunately, I developed a few serious cavities because I failed to properly brush and floss my teeth, and I knew that it was my fault. I decided to start taking notes at my dental checkups and carefully abiding by the dentist's orders. The difference was almost miraculous. This blog is all about working with your dentist to improve your result.
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Invisalign: The Clear Path to a Perfect Smile and Why It's Worth It 20 November 2023
Working With My Dentist
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5 Reasons To Choose A Dental Bridge Instead Of An Implant If You're A Cancer Survivor
11 December 2015
Cancer and the treatments for it have wide-ranging effects on the body, and treatments administered to practically any part of the body change the environment in the mouth. If you received chemotherapy and radiation in order to shrink and destroy tumors, you'll need to make careful choices when deciding how to fill in the gap left by missing teeth. A dental bridge will likely work better than a jaw-anchored implant for the following five reasons.
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Why Are You Being Referred To A Dental Specialist?
11 December 2015
If you've been going to the same dentist for several years now, you might be surprised if he or she refers you to see a dental specialist. After all, your dentist has been doing your cleanings, filling your cavities and placing your crowns for years now -- so what has changed? It's important to understand that being referred to a dental specialist does not mean that your dentist is lacking any skills or not wanting to provide you with personal care.
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What Can Be Done If A Dental Crown Falls Out?
10 December 2015
Dental crowns are extremely durable; however, they can fall out for a number of reasons. If one of your dental crowns fell out, you might be able to save some money by having your dentist put it back in place. Unfortunately, this is not always an option though. Here are several things you should know about crowns that fall out of place. You Must Keep The Crown Clean And Safe
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4 Things Parents Need To Know About Thrombocytopenia
10 December 2015
Children undergoing chemotherapy may experience many complications. Some of these complications, like hair loss, are common knowledge, while others may surprise both children and their parents. One lesser-known complication of chemotherapy is thrombocytopenia. Thrombocytopenia can have serious effects on your child's oral health. Here are five things parents need to know about this complication. What is thrombocytopenia? Thrombocytopenia is a condition that occurs when your child's platelet level drops below normal levels.
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Orthodontics And Adults Over 40: How Do You Strengthen Your Jaws For Braces?
10 December 2015
If you're over 40 years of age and want to correct your teeth with braces, you may wonder if your jawbones are strong enough to support them. Your concerns about your jawbones are valid. When you turn 30 years of age, your body stops making new bone tissue and begins to absorb it instead. Because orthodontic braces require strong bone tissue to work properly, it's important that you take steps to improve the health of your jawbones now.