Tooth loss can be frightening, even if it's planned, as in the case of tooth extractions. When you're missing a tooth, you may be embarrassed by your smile. You may also find it hard to talk or chew. Luckily, dental implants can be used to restore missing teeth. Most patients have questions about getting dental implants. Here are four things that dental patients should understand about the dental implant procedure:
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Composite veneers are not quite as strong as porcelain veneers, but if you care for them, they can last many years. If you are about to get composite veneers, or already have them, the following tips will help you to keep them looking good.
1. Cut Down on Staining Foods
Composite bonding will stain if you eat staining foods like curry and pizza every day. Therefore, it's a good idea to tweak your menu so that you don't expose your composite veneers to staining molecules too often.
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Flossing is just as important as brushing your teeth since it is cleaning the parts of your teeth that you cannot get with a brush. In addition, flossing freshens your breath, prevents cavities, and prevents gum disease from forming. However, flossing alone is not enough, since you need to do it properly. Here are some tips to do it the right way.
Use An Up And Down Motion
The first mistake that people make when flossing their teen is to use a back and forth see-saw motion.
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A lot of people suffer from sharp twinges of pain when drinking ice-cold water or eating ice cream, but do you feel a twinge of pain when eating really sugary foods? If you do, you might have a sugar sensitivity issue. This type of sensitivity often reveals a problem with your teeth that needs to be addressed, and here are a couple important things to know.
The main causes of sugar sensitivity
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How to Know If Your Child Has a Toothache
Most older children can simply tell you when they experience tooth pain, but if your child is young or nonverbal, there are other signs to look for. Your child may drool more than usual or refuse food if their mouth hurts. Some children are also resistant to brushing their teeth if the friction causes sensitivity or pain.
Causes of Toothaches in Children
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