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Did you just find out you've got some tooth decay? Learn about some dental care tips that can prevent the problem in the future.

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The Road To Dental Implants: 10 Ways To Keep It Smooth And Steady

4 January 2017
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Dental implants can literally give you a second opportunity to have "new" adult teeth that look, feel, and function just like the real thing, but getting them may take time. While the implants are well worth the process you go through, you don't want complications at any point in that process caused by neglect or error on your part. This is an investment worth protecting, and you should be vigilant about oral care from start to finish, when your new teeth are implanted.
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Can A Dead Tooth Be Saved?

23 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

If you have a black—or severely discolored tooth—in your mouth, chances are pretty good it has either died or is on its way to being so. You may assume the tooth has to be extracted, but that's not always the case. It may be possible to save the tooth using a root canal. Here's more information about why teeth die and how a root canal can give them a shot at a second life.
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5 Reasons to Opt for a Laser Frenectomy

21 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

If your baby has problems latching correctly while breastfeeding, or if your older child has speech development problems, the cause may be an overly attached frenum. The frenum is a thin membrane that connects the tongue to the base of the mouth. Some babies have a frenum that extends further than other frenums, making proper tongue movement difficult. For these children, a frenectomy is usually recommended. Frenectomies may be completed by a dentist, an oral surgeon, or a pediatrician.
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3 Options To Help You Treat And Repair Tooth Damage

21 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

When you begin to see signs of decay on your teeth, it is best to take action as soon as possible to avoid potential problems. There are several options to help you treat your tooth damage, depending on the type and extent of the damage. Here are three options to help you. Cover the Tooth with a Dental Crown One of your options to treat a tooth that has been severely damaged is to have your dentist, someone like Sunnyside Dentistry for Children-David E Doyle, DDS, cover it with a crown.
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Dental Crowns, Onlays, and Inlays: What’s the Difference?

18 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Articles

Most dental patients are familiar with dental fillings. Chances are good that you have at least one yourself or that you know somebody who does. However, some tooth damage, like a very deep or wide cavity or a crack or break, is too extensive for fillings to be an effective solution. When you have that type of damage, your dentist may recommend a dental crown, an onlay, or an inlay. Take a look at the differences between these different types of dental treatments so that you'll know which one is right for you.
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About Me
Got Tooth Decay? Finding Dental Care Tips Right For You

When it comes to my dental care, I only use the best toothbrushes, toothpastes and flosses. But sometimes, even after being vigilant and careful with my oral care, I experience problems like toothaches. Last year, I developed a small cavity in one of my back teeth. I didn't want to bother my dentist about it, so I simply took pain medications and hoped for the best. But after my jaw began to swell up, I sought professional dental help. My small cavity was actually a large hole filled with infection. I ended up having an extraction. Now, I visit my dentist as often as I can, because I can't afford to lose anymore teeth. I want to share my experiences with other people, so I created this blog. I offer tips on how to keep your teeth healthy and when to see a dentist. Thanks for visiting.

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