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• Vital Hygienic Reasons To Treat Your Dental Implants Like Your Natural Teeth

  7 October 2016

  Patients that have tooth loss may have several dental implants to replace their natural teeth, making it easier to eat and talk. Lots of patients choose dental implants over dentures because they act like real teeth and are not hard to manage like denture plates. However, just because dental implants are made out of strong titanium metal and are durable does not mean you should lower your level of hygienic oral care.

• Four Reasons Dental Hygienists Should Make School Visits

  21 September 2016

  School is full of learning about new things for children. Many of these are school subjects and some are useful life skills that they can start using right away. If schools in your area have demonstration days, your dental office should volunteer to go and speak with students about good oral hygiene. Here are four reasons why dental hygienists giving presentations at local schools is a good idea.  They become a familiar face

• 2 Tips For Sleeping With Nasal Congestion Following Corrective Jaw Surgery

  31 August 2016

  During your jaw surgery, your doctor will insert nasal tubes through your body. Once you wake up after the operation is complete, you may have to deal some kind of nasal congestion. Attempting to sleep while dealing with nasal congestion will be a frustrating task. A good night's sleep depends on how well you can intake air during the night. Nasal congestion can make it difficult to breathe while you are awake, let alone while you are sleeping.

• A Simple Peppermint-Oil Remedy for Canker Sores

  11 August 2016

  Canker sores are a common dental-health problem that affects a wide range of people. Canker sores are painful and often open sores across the lips, gums, and tongue. A dentist can help you manage many of the symptoms associated with them. If you can't afford a dental treatment or have no dental insurance, this simple natural remedy can help eliminate some of the pain. Why You Should Use Peppermint Oil

• Can Bottle Feeding Lead To More Cavities In Babies?

  27 July 2016

  When comparing the advantages and disadvantages of bottle or breastfeeding, it may not initially occur to you to consider their impact on your baby's budding teeth. But children's primary teeth are particularly vulnerable to cavities, and although they are not permanent, they are still necessary for the development of healthy adult teeth and a strong jaw. While breastfeeding is typically safe for baby teeth, bottle feeding can pose an increased risk for cavities when proper technique is not followed.