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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Working With A Great Dentist
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Key Differences Between General Dentistry And Cosmetic Dentistry
2 March 2018
There are many types of dentists available today, and each type offers a certain specialty. Two of the most common types of dentists are general dentists and cosmetic dentists. While both types of dentists offer dental services, there are several key differences between general dentists and cosmetic dentists. Here are the top two differences. The Focus One of the main differences between general dentists and cosmetic dentists is the focus they have.
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Dental Crowns: How To Properly Care For Them
2 February 2018
Dental crowns are shaped just like a regular tooth and are placed over your existing tooth in order to restore its appearance, strength, and size. These crowns can be used in numerous situations, including restoring the appearance of a broken tooth, protecting a weak tooth, holding a dental bridge in its place, or even covering a dental implant. Similar to other dental devices, you will need to know how to properly care for them to ensure that they remain in good shape.
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3 Questions About Your New Dental Bridge
10 January 2018
Have you recently had a dental bridge installed to fix a missing tooth? If so, you may have some more questions about your dental bridge now that it is installed. Here are 3 potential questions you may have. 1. Does A Dental Bridge Require Special Care? The good news about a dental bridge is that it does not need much additional dental care beyond what you should already be doing. The tooth may be fake, but it still requires that you brush the bridge with the rest of your teeth two times each day.