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Step by Step: Preparing a Tooth for a Crown

There are a number of reasons why your dentist might suggest the application of a dental crown. They are most often used in instances where a significant portion of the tooth has been lost, say to a cavity or breakage, but they may also be used for cosmetic purposes, such as to hide serious discoloration that cannot be corrected another way (like through whitening procedures). Crowns could be made of materials like resin, porcelain, ceramic, and in some cases even

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Tinnitus and Your Teeth: What You Should Know

Many people have experienced temporary ringing, humming, or buzzing in the ear even when there is no external sound to create the sensation. Maybe you had if for a few days after attending a loud rock concert or when the football hit you in the side of the head during a pickup game at the park. When these sensations are persistent or recurring, you could be suffering from a condition known as tinnitus. While causes aren’t always known and it’s

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The Worst Types of Halloween Candy for Your Teeth

On the one hand, holidays tend to be highly enjoyable because of increased permissiveness. During holidays, we allow ourselves to indulge in the many delectable treats we spend the rest of the year trying to avoid. Unfortunately, a few nights of overindulging each year can lead to consequences for both our oral and our overall health. Just think of how much time and energy we devote to the most popular New Year’s resolution each year – losing those 5-10 pounds

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The Oral Benefits of Dark Chocolate

Chocolate lovers have long known that their favorite confection is not so great for their health, but over the years, studies emerged showing health benefits of dark chocolate, which is to say, candy with a cacao content of over 70%. For example, dark chocolate contains powerful antioxidants that help to fight harmful free radicals in the body. Dark chocolate has been linked to reduced risk of heart disease (and related conditions like high cholesterol and hypertension), cancer prevention, and even

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Porcelain Veneers: Your Answer to a Beautiful Smile

Veneers are an ideal way to beautify your smile by repairing discoloration, staining, and crooked appearances with appliances layered over your existing teeth. The result is a brand new smile you can be proud to show off in any situation. Porcelain is a material that offers a good representation of the natural color and shading of your teeth and many patients choose porcelain for just this reason. But how do veneers work and what makes them such a good choice

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How to Prevent Prolonging Your Invisalign Treatment

Invisalign treatments are a dependable and effective method for straightening your smile and are often the preferable choice over braces. With clear plastic molded mouthpieces fit tightly to your teeth, Invisalign is designed to be worn throughout the day and evening and removed only for meals and dental maintenance. Sounds pretty simple, just stick the Invisalign trays in your mouth and forget about them. But there are plenty of ways to make the process much more complex than it needs

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Dental Fluorosis: What It Is and How to Prevent It

You may have guessed fluorosis is linked to fluoride and you would be correct. It’s a condition of defective tooth enamel where the porosity is elevated due to excessive fluoride in children up to 8 years of age. You can see visible signs of fluorosis in white or cloudy splotches and streaks or dark staining in severe instances. When the enamel of your child’s teeth becomes more porous this can cause them to deteriorate and fall out in extreme cases.

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Do Vegans Get More Cavities?

Eating vegan is a lifestyle choice in which all animal products are removed from the diet. This includes meat, eggs, cheese, and any other products that come from animals in any way. If it is part of or made by a living creature, then vegans reject its use. Many vegans choose this way of life for a wide range of reasons, they elect not to harm animals for their own purposes or they feel that a vegan diet has greater

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Why You Need to Share Your Medical History With the Dentist

It’s only natural to be a little confused when your dentist asks for an in-depth medical history. After all, you’ve already shared this information with your primary physician. Why does your dentist need it when he/she is only attending to the health of your mouth? There are two reasons. For one thing, studies have shown a linkage between oral health and overall health, although depending on the circumstances, causality could go either way. In addition, your medical history could have

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Bone Grafting for Dental Implants Explained

The trauma of losing a tooth can last long after the accident or illness that causes your tooth to fall out or precipitates removal. The resulting gap in your teeth can cause difficulty eating, increase risk of tooth decay, lead to misalignment of surrounding teeth, and mess with your confidence and your desire to smile. Luckily, dental implants offer a great solution for many patients. These false teeth look and act like your natural teeth thanks to a titanium post

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