Missing a tooth that you want to replace? If so, you'll be looking at your options with your dentist. If you're deciding between a bridge, partial dentures, or an implant, know that an implant may be your best option. Here are some reasons to pick an implant over other procedures.
Implants Look & Feel Real
One factor to consider is how the tooth replacement method will look and feel after it is installed.
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If you are overly concerned about the formation of cavities, then you should invest in preventative dental care services. Fluoride treatment may be of benefit to you, especially if the following situations apply to you.
You Use Well Water
Fluoride is naturally occurring in groundwater, and this includes the water that you get from your well and spring. However, the fluoride content may not be enough to encourage good remineralization. So, you do want to have your water tested to see if the fluoride is 2.
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When a person is recommended to have a dental crown applied, they may not know what they should expect from this type of treatment. The following provides some basic pieces of information about this particular procedure.
What Types Of Problems Are Corrected With Dental Crowns?
A dental crown is often used as a last effort to save a tooth from needing to be extracted. In particular, a crown is used to reinforce teeth that have become damaged through injury, decay or disease.
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If your dentist has recently told you that you need a major dental procedure done or that you have a severe oral health problem, you may be wondering whether you should seek a second opinion from another dentist. There are many situations in which it makes sense to seek a second opinion for your own health and peace of mind. Before you get started, there are a few things you should know.
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Dentures are difficult to eat with at first, and it definitely takes some practice to feel comfortable chewing food with the false teeth in your mouth. This is one reason why your dentist will suggest a diet of soft foods for at least a few weeks. While this is a good choice, there are still a few things that can cause injury even if you are being careful. Here are some things that your dentist might tell you to avoid.
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