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• 4 Reasons For Getting Dental Implants

  26 June 2017

  One of the best ways to have a higher quality of life is by having good dental health. This can be challenging to do if you have teeth that are missing. The good news is you can choose dental implants for restoring your teeth and allowing you to enjoy life more. Of course, there are many reasons to have this dental procedure done and knowing what some of these may motivate you to get started.

• 3 Early Warning Signs That You May Have Gum Disease

  7 June 2017

  If you have noticed some slight changes to your gums, you may wonder if they are still healthy. If so, look for the following three early warning signs that you may be developing gum disease. Blood On Your Toothbrush Even in the early stages of gum disease, you may start noticing a small amount of blood on your toothbrush. Or, you may see a pink tinge to your saliva after spitting out your toothpaste.

• Teeth Whitening Information

  23 February 2017

  If you have naturally yellow or otherwise discolored teeth, then you aren't going to be a good candidate to have your teeth whitened using the same methods that other people with stained teeth will be able to use. In this case, you will need to get a bit more help from your dentist and go with veneers or another option to get white teeth. However, if your teeth are stained or discolored due to your lack of dental care, lack of professional cleanings, the types of foods that you choose to eat, or simply due to time, then you can use a variety of whitening methods.

• Self-Care Tips for While You Wait for Your Emergency Dental Appointment

  10 February 2017

  If you have dental pain and must wait for an emergency dental appointment, then there is a variety of different things you can do to help determine the cause of the problem. Once you have determined the cause of your dental pain, then you can take some steps to help alleviate your pain while you are waiting. Listed below are some tips to assist you: Tip: Brush and Floss If You Have Sudden Pain Without an Injury

• Getting Used To Your New Dental Implants? 4 Tips To Help You Avoid Complications Associated With Peri-Implantitis

  8 February 2017

  If you've recently undergone dental implant surgery to replace missing teeth, you'll need to make proper dental hygiene a part of your daily routine. While dental implants are an excellent way to replace missing teeth, there is a risk of serious infection, especially if they're not properly cared for. Peri-implantitis is a dental condition that can develop once you've had the implant procedure. Here are four important tips that will help you avoid problems with your new implants.