Just A TAD Different: What You Need To Know About Temporary Anchorage Devices
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20 May 2016
You may know all about classic dental implants – those fake teeth with a screw on the bottom that people have installed by their dentist when they're missing a tooth or two in an effort to keep their smile both even and complete. But there's a more temporary form of dental implant that you might find interesting and pertinent if you or a loved one has orthodontic work currently being done: temporary anchorage devices, or TADs, for short.
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2 Dental Rinses To Help Reduce Tooth Sensitivity During Pregnancy
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4 May 2016
Pregnancy can cause a number of changes to your body. This includes an increase in aches and pains caused by lower back pain. While this pain is more common and frequently talked about, pregnancy can also cause dental pain. During pregnancy, the smallest things can cause your teeth to ache and feel painful. This increased tooth sensitivity is caused by the changes in your hormonal levels. While your tooth sensitivity is not permanent, it can be difficult to deal with this constant discomfort for months at a time.
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Daily Dental Care Regimen
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14 April 2016
When you take good care of your teeth on a daily basis, you can help them to stay healthy and strong, as well as look good for as long as possible. Each day, you should be following the right dental regimen to clean your teeth correctly and to give them what they need in order to maintain strength. This article will help you to know just what you should be doing every day in order to treat your teeth the way they should be treated.
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3 Tips For Cosmetic And Restorative Dental Procedures When You Have An Autoimmune Disease
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28 March 2016
Many people with autoimmune diseases experience frequent and recurrent dental problems. If you are considering cosmetic and restorative procedures, you must determine which ones will have the least impact on your overall health and ways to minimize the cost of having redundant procedures.
Use Bridges Instead Of Single Implants
For a single missing tooth, you may want a bridge instead of an implant. The bridge will help maintain the integrity of the surrounding teeth without the invasive nature of implants.
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