2015

5 Things You Need To Know About Crowns

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Crowns are caps that fit over the tops of your teeth, and they can be used for many reasons. Crowns are an easy way for dentists to fix teeth that are broken, chipped, or cracked, or to strengthen teeth that have been weakened by large cavities or root canal procedures. They can even be used to hide misshapen or stained teeth. Here’s what you need to know about them.  Are there different types of crowns?…

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Alleviating Your Child's Fear Of The Dentist

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The dentist is normal for adults who have been going their whole lives, but it can be very scary for small children who don’t really understand what is going on. No parent wants to see their child afraid, so you can follow these tips to alleviate your child’s fear of the dentist as much as possible: 1. Make Dentist Visits Part of the Regular Routine If you make sure to take your child to the dentist regularly, it will become a more normal part of his or her routine.…

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The Cost Of An Endosteal Implant As A Permanent Tooth Loss Replacement

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The replacement of a lost tooth can be achieved through several different methods. Dentures, dental bridges, and dental implants are the most common methods. Among these three common replacement methods, the dental implant is both the most permanent and the most natural in appearance. Dental implants come in multiple forms, but the most common and successful among them is the endosteal implant. What is the Endosteal Implant? The implant process can be performed in several ways, but the two methods most often used are the subperiosteal, and endosteal methods.…

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Celiac Disease And Oral Health Concerns - How A Dentist Can Help

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If your child has recently been diagnosed with celiac disease, then you need to make sure that you try to avoid feeding your son or daughter any gluten foods. Items that contain wheat, barley, and rye must be removed from the diet. Once the diet is changed, your child’s immune system will stop attacking the small intestines. Although a diagnosis and a diet change can help to advance your son or daughter’s health, you may notice some lasting oral health problems that were caused when the disease was not treated properly.…

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3 Vegetarian Friendly Foods That Will Strengthen Your Tooth Enamel

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Acids from sugary foods cause your tooth enamel to deteriorate and you lose essential minerals that protect your teeth. Eating foods that contain a high amount of phosphorus, which is the second most plentiful mineral in your body, will protect the enamel on your teeth and replace lost minerals. While on a vegetarian diet, eat the phosphorus-loaded foods below to strengthen the enamel on your teeth. Tofu This food is made from congealed soybean milk and pressed into a block before it’s sold in stores.…

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4 Ways To Make Your Autistic Child's Dental Visits Less Stressful

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If you have a child with an autism spectrum disorder, going to the dentist, even for a routine checkup or cleaning, may be a stressful for both you and your child. However, with the proper preparation, you can work with your dentist to create a low-stress environment and get your child ready for a lifetime of proper dental care.  Prepare Your Child  It is important to prepare all children for their dental visits, but while most children may only need a day or two warning, a child with autism spectrum disorder may need a couple of weeks to fully process the fact that they will be going to the dentist.…

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