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3 Ways Dentists Make Their Offices More Friendly And Inviting For Children

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Dentists know that many children are wary about going to the dentist, and for this reason, they work hard to make their dental office as friendly and as inviting to these children as they possibly can. This article will discuss 3 great ways that dentists make their offices more friendly and inviting for children.  A Variety Of Toys In The Waiting Room  Since dentists want your child to have a positive experience at the dentist from the get-go, they will often fill their waiting room with a variety of fun toys for your child to play with and other things for your child to do.…

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How To Keep Your Newly Whitened Teeth Bright And Beautiful Over The Holidays

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The holidays are quickly approaching! If you’ve recently had your teeth whitened, you’ll find that maintaining that white bright smile can be a challenge at this time of year. Many of the foods that people consume at holiday feasts can have a detrimental effect on white teeth. From wine to coffee to cranberries, there’s a good chance you’ll be eating and drinking many foods that stain tooth enamel. Fortunately, there are precautions you can take to minimize this problem.…

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IV Sedation For Restorative Dental Procedures: Q & A

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Sedation has become a popular way to help dental patients relax as they receive their dental treatment. In restorative dentistry, it is important to make sure that patients are not too afraid to receive the dental care that they need. One of the most popular types of sedation used for restorative dentistry is IV sedation. Here are a few questions and answers about it: How is IV sedation administered? “IV” is an acronym for intravenous.…

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Are Dental Problems Causing Your Headaches?

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Frequent headaches could be a sign that you have a dental problem. Although you might receive relief from taking a pain reliever, it is important that you deal with the underlying issue. If you are suffering from frequent headaches, here is what you need to know about the possible correlation to your dental health.  How Can Your Dental Health Lead to a Headache? Some headaches are the result of muscle strain.…

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A Guide To Understanding Dental Implant Failure--And What Can Be Done To Prevent It

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If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants are often an ideal way to restore your healthy smile. However, dental implants are complicated and have a failure rate of up to 5%, so it is important to note that they are not always appropriate for all adult patients. Fortunately, dental professionals have a clear understanding of the most common reasons that dental implants fail and it is often possible to prevent them from doing so.…

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Weighing Dental Implants Vs. Bridges

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Missing teeth can have an impact on your appearance, self-esteem, and speech. Fortunately, there are several available options for replacing missing teeth so that you can regain your confidence. To help you narrow down your selections, here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of dental implants and dental bridges.  Dental Implants Getting dental implants involve surgically implanting the replacement teeth into your jawbone. The procedure can take several months to complete, as your cosmetic dentist allows time for your gums to heal following the implant of a root into your jawbone.…

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Thinking About Dental Implants? Consider These 5 Benefits

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Cosmetic dentistry is a great solution to fix aesthetic problems you are experiencing with your teeth. For those that are missing teeth, you have a couple options available to you. While partial dentures and bridges are simple ways to hide that gap, you may be thinking about getting dental implants instead. Before you decide, it is important to understand what a dental implant is and several benefits of having one.…

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11 Tips For Reducing Your Child's Braces Pain Without Medication

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Traditional and invisible braces can both be uncomfortable and painful, especially in the first few months of wear, and after they are tightened or your child switch’s to a new set of trays. You can always offer over the counter pain relievers, however many parents wish to try alternative or natural pain relief methods. Many of these tips are similar to what parents can do to alleviate teething pain. They may not completely alleviate your child’s braces pain, but can make it more manageable.…

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The Best Sedation Technique For Dental Patients Who Use A Sleep Apnea Device

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If you use an appliance for sleep apnea to assist your breathing at night, you are not alone. It is estimated that 2%-4% of older adults are afflicted with medical condition. Risk factors for sleep apnea include weight, race, sex, substance and alcohol use, and smoking. This can complicate procedures in which a patient needs to be sedated, including dental procedures. This may prevent some patients from getting critical dental care, but this does not need to be the case.…

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How To Take Care Of Dental Crowns, Bridges And Fillings

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Modern science has allowed the restoration and aesthetic improvement of many dental issues, but once you get a crown or filling, you need to take special care of it to help it last. Most of these cosmetic works don’t last forever and will eventually need repairs or replacements, but by taking good care of them you can help them last longer as well as ensure the good health of the teeth beneath them.…

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