Dental implant technology gives your dentist options when it comes to replacing teeth that are missing in your mouth. When you need to have a tooth pulled and you don't want to rely on a partial denture, implants are a permanent solution. Your dentist will use a titanium rod that acts like the root of your natural tooth. The rod embeds into your jaw, creating an attachment point for a new crown.
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Gum disease is most often recognized by people when the symptoms have become serious. Extreme pain, receding gum lines, and regular bleeding typically concern people enough to make them think twice about their oral hygiene and even head to the dentist's office. However, the signs of gum disease often start long before then, and you might be overlooking some of the early warning signs. Here are three things that can happen to your gums that may be an early sign of disease that you haven't picked up on.
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If you've ever had a canker sore, then you know how painful one can be, especially if you wear dental appliances such as dentures or partial bridges. If your appliance continuously rubs against a canker sore, you may be unable to eat, and you may be at risk for developing an infection. Here are some healing home remedies you can try to relieve canker sore pain until you can see your dentist:
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If you want to start your child off right with a healthy mouth, then you likely want them to begin investing in their own oral care as soon as possible. This involves getting your son or daughter the right toothbrush for them. There are a few mistakes you can make as a parent when it comes to picking out a toothbrush, so keep reading so you know how to avoid them.
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Dentists often rely on laughing gas to prevent their patients from experiencing pain and anxiety during visits. But what if you are one of the few people who do not tolerate laughing gas well? There's no need to trade pain for the nauseous feeling laughing gas gives you. Instead, you can turn to these alternative tips for managing pain and anxiety during a dental visit.
1. Take pain relievers before your appointment.
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