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5 Ways Advances in Dental Technology Can Transform Smiles

December 26, 2019

Dentistry is always evolving. This field is a combination of expert skills and knowledge, achieving long-lasting results. Hence, with such evolution, and improvements in technology, dental treatments are more accurate, faster, and more comfortable. Here are the five advances in technology that paved the way for better treatment. More about: Don’t Ignore Receding Gums CEREC […]

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Common Questions Before Getting All-on-4 Implants

December 24, 2019

I have some concerns about the process. Are all-on-four painful? People assume that all on 4 dental implants are terribly painful but this is not necessarily the case. In fact, they are less painful in comparison to other tooth implants. You can also decide on getting local anesthesia or IV sedation before starting the operation. […]

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Tooth Extraction 101: All You Need To Know

October 25, 2019

When your tooth has severely decayed or damaged that no other fix is possible but to get it extracted, you must set an appointment right away. It might sound like a frightening operation, but much of the fear comes from being unprepared for the treatment. So before you visit your dental professional, here are some tips […]

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Crowns Can Save A Fragile Tooth

October 25, 2019

Many people have dental problems at birth; however, most of the dental injuries happen due to accidents, dental decay, and calcium deficiencies. Although it is the hardest and most mineralized tissue, it does have its limits. A severely broken tooth is not only an eyesore and an embarrassment but a hindrance to the full functionality of your teeth. Dental crowns will give a natural-looking appearance by covering the broken part with artificial material. Find out more about dental crowns.

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Can I Get A Root Canal While I’m Pregnant?

October 14, 2019

A Root Canal Treatment (RCT) is a dental procedure done in order to save the patient’s teeth from infection or severe abscess. As a general procedure, it is practically safe. However, if you’re a pregnant woman, it’s quite normal to have a few concerns.   A lot of expecting mothers are troubled with getting an […]

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How to decide between Dental Implants and Veneers

October 9, 2019

Are you trying to choose between implants and veneers? Remarkable improvements to your smile will be visible by using either option. However, there are certain differences between these aesthetic treatment options and it can influence whether you decide to pursue one or the other. We can offer both options of these treatments to our esteemed […]

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How smoking affects Dental Health?

October 9, 2019

Tobacco is the worst thing that you can inhale. It not only cause grave health issues pertaining to your lungs, but can also damage the teeth and degrade their overall health. Majorly, when you smoke a cigarette, the first thing it does is block your mouth’s ability to fight the infectious bacteria or viruses. This […]

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Things to know before all on four dental implants

August 30, 2019

Is It Painful To Undergo All-On 4 Implants? The process is less painful than what most of you are led to think. You have the option to decide on IV sedation or anesthesia. Also, the dentists that perform the procedure are extensively trained. It ensures that the process is pain-free and fast. Many of the […]

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Why Regular Dental Checkups are Essential?

August 30, 2019

“Prevention is better than cure”, isn’t that what we all hear and observe in our surroundings. But when it comes to following it, we turn a deaf ear. Dental checkups and getting your teeth cleaned regularly is not only essential but it also ensures a longer teeth life and appearance. So, if you do not […]

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How to Care After Wisdom Teeth are Removed

August 20, 2019

It is not necessary to remove the wisdom tooth but when the third molars start to affect your oral health, having it removed can benefit you in the long run. Once your wisdom tooth is extracted, it could take up to two weeks for the extracted area to completely heal. Doing these aftercare procedures can […]

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