I have always been one of those people who loves to get out into the world and talk with other people, but a few years ago, I realized that I had to do something about my smile. My teeth were yellow and unattractive, and it was really discouraging to see how much different my smile was. I knew that I needed to get my teeth fixed, so I started working with a professional dentist to make things right. Within a few short months, my smile was completely transformed, and I knew that I owed it all to my dental professional. Check out this blog for more information about working with a dentist.
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Understanding Orthognathic Surgery 18 March 2024
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Why Talking to Your Dentist About Oral Surgery Is Important 30 January 2024
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How General Dentistry Contributes to Overall Health 20 December 2023
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5 Benefits of Porcelain Dental Crowns for a Beautiful Smile 2 November 2023
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The Magic of Cosmetic Dentistry: How It Can Transform Your Smile 18 September 2023
Working With A Great Dentist
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Affordable Dental Care You Need Is Within Reach
18 March 2015
Dental insurance isn't always available through your employer. But that doesn't mean you should neglect your oral health. With the cost of dental care rising, it's important to examine all your options when it comes to finding affordable dental services. What you don't want to do is go without the dental care you need. Pay Out of Pocket If you don't have dental insurance, one option is to pay you and your family's dental bills out of pocket.
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3 Treatment Steps For Those With Necrotizing Ulcerative Periodontitis
26 February 2015
Have you recently developed sores along your gums? Are you a smoker, experiencing a period of high stress or suffering from an autoimmune disease? There's a chance you have necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis. This periodontal condition is essentially an advanced version of gingivitis that can destroy tissue and cause ulcers. Luckily, treatment of necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis can reverse the symptoms if you visit your dentist soon. Here are a few of the potential treatment steps.
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Teeth Are Not Coffee Beans – Quit Grinding!
17 February 2015
Teeth grinding is a problem which many sufferers are not even aware that they have. Even though most children grow out of this night time habit, it is not something that should be ignored or passively tolerated. Teeth grinding in your sleep – called "bruxism" - causes irreversible damage to your teeth. Learning to recognize the signs and take some preventative measures can keep that damage to a minimum. Signs of Teeth Grinding