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Dental Implants: Getting to Know Your New Tooth

Dental Implants
If you are missing a tooth then you are a good candidate for dental implants because they provide patients with missing teeth with a permanent solution. Also, dental implants are beneficial for those who are seeking to enhance the aesthetic appeal of their teeth. This is because it fills in gaps and provides restoration for missing teeth. In addition, the material that dental implants are made of helps to preserve the bone for a patient.

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Advantages Of The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique

The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique
If you are suffering from receding gums, then the Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique would be very beneficial for you. Receding gums are a very serious issue and if you notice that you are experiencing them it is highly important that you reach out to your local periodontist to set up a gum recession treatment appointment. Gum recession is one of the leading signs that you may be developing gum disease. With that being said when it comes to treating gum recession there is the more traditional gum grafting option versus the newer Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique.

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The Benefits of WaterLase ® Laser Dentistry

Do you have bad breath, swollen red gums, chewing discomfort, or even loose or missing teeth? If you happen to answer yes to any of these conditions, then you might have periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease. If you go without treating this oral problem, it could lead to serious oral compilations later in your life.

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Looking for Symptoms of Gum Disease

For years, dentists have been informing their patients to brush their teeth, routinely. This is mainly because oral health and hygiene affects the rest of your body, but is constantly being reminded because of gingivitis. Gingivitis affects many Americans, and is a constant battle for people. Gum disease is a serious condition that could in time, result in tooth loss. Tooth loss is a concern when gingivitis turns into periodontal disease. To prevent gum disease, you should always brush your teeth and remove as much plaque and matter as possible.

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Advice for InvisalignⓇ Users

For individuals that don’t want to wear uncomfortable conventional braces, InvisalignⓇ braces are a fantastic orthodontic choice. This type of teeth straightening method would be less painful and much more convenient. Invisalign, however, remains an orthodontic procedure. To get the most out of these clear braces, we’ve presented a few tips and advice to ensure that your Invisalign device does its job properly and as efficiently as possible. 

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Candy Vs. Your Child’s Teeth

If you ask a bunch of kids what their favorite foods are, you’ll probably get few answers like pizza, ice cream, and cookies but one of the most popular answers you’ll hear is candy. That being said, as a parent you should be aware of the threat that candy poses to your child’s oral wellbeing and how to help them avoid major dental issues later on in their lives. Dr. Parviz Roshanzamir and the extortionary dental team of Wall Centre Dental located in Vancouver, British Columbia have compiled a list of dental tips you can follow so you never have to worry about your child’s teeth falling out (unnaturally).

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The Benefits of All-On-4 Dental Implants

Over the years, dental implants have become more accepted and popularized because of their strength, durability, and permanency. With the popularization, more treatment plans have been created to ensure everyone gets the proper treatment specific to fix the problem they are dealing with. With the reputation, patients have become more educated about the benefits that come along with the dental implant procedure.

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Temporomandibular joint Disorder (TMJ): Symptoms And Causes

TMJ – A Quick Guide to Understanding Jaw Pain
When it comes to understanding jaw pain it’s important to note that this could be related to an oral health issue. A numerous amount of people suffer from facial and jaw pain. However, because this pain is can come and go it often is noticed when it’s sporadic and is then forgotten when it’s fleeting. This leads to a delay in treatment or an avoidance of seeking treatment all together. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one condition that a patient can get diagnosed with if they are experiencing jaw pain. Your dentist is the only one who can provide you with a full and comprehensive exam to determine if you in fact are suffering from TMJ related jaw pain.

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