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  • Firm Fitting Dentures Can Be Just a Click Away

    When it comes to replacing teeth that have been lost due to accident or dental disease, you've probably heard of dental implants. You might also have heard that dentures are an efficient and cost-effective way to replace multiple teeth. What you might not know is that you can get denture implants. The dentures themselves are still removable prosthetic teeth, as opposed to a dental implant where the prosthetic tooth and its base (which is the actual implant) is permanently inserted into your jawbone.
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  • Healthy Gums Equals Healthy Teeth!

    Regular visits to a dental clinic for routine check-ups by your dentist can certainly go a long way to keeping your pearly whites in good shape.  But did you know that if your gums aren't healthy, you could risk losing your teeth?  So, what causes gum disease?  How can you tell if your gums are affected?  How can you prevent it and what can your dentist do to help?  Read on to find out more.
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  • The Benefits of Today's Choices for Incognito Braces

    Wanting to correct crooked teeth no longer means having to walk around with a mouth full of unsightly braces that can make any adult or child very self-conscious. Today's choices for braces include incognito braces, also known as lingual braces, which are metal braces placed behind the teeth. If you're thinking of braces for yourself or your child, note a few advantages of incognito braces versus plastic tray aligners or metal braces that are placed in the front of the teeth:
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  • How to Identify & Prevent Tooth Enamel Erosion

    Despite enamel forming only a thin coating over your teeth, it provides a tough barrier that protects them from damage when you chew, bite and consume hot or cold foods. However, if you damage the enamel on any of your teeth they are susceptible to decay as enamel does not regenerate on its own. Here's an overview of the causes and signs of enamel erosion and how to prevent it:
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  • Tips for Keeping Your Dentures in Tip-top Condition

    New denture wearers often have questions about how to best keep their dentures clean and in good condition. Looking after your dentures will prolong their life, but it'll also protect your oral health as dirty dentures have high levels of bacteria and fungus, which can irritate and inflame your gums. Here are a few tips for keeping your dentures in great condition: Embrace a Thorough Daily Cleaning Routine Thoroughly cleaning your dentures every day will minimise the amount of bacteria on them from food debris and prevent the build-up of plaque.
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  • Why Your Child Needs To Have Regular Dental Checkups

    It is important for your child to visit the dental office regularly if you want them to have the best teeth possible. In many ways, it is more important for children to visit the dentist regularly than adults, as kids grow and changes can occur rapidly. Keeping an eye on them can prevent problems. If you have not made the effort thus far to take your child for regular dental appointments, then read on for a list of reasons why you should:
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  • Can your broken tooth be fixed?

    You're playing tennis, when you're hit by the ball right in the mouth. Ouch. But you're okay, a little shocked but nothing a sit down and some deep breaths won't fix. And that's when you realise that your mouth feels different. Your tongue probes at your teeth and there it is, a broken tooth right at the front of your mouth, or a chip in one tooth or perhaps a tooth has been knocked out.
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  • The Solution For Stinky Breath

    It can be embarrassing and isolating to have bad breath. If your bad breath is a permanent issue and not just a temporary side effect of your lunchtime garlic meals, it's time to start figuring out how to get rid of the stinky breath. If you feel that you, or a loved one, have issues with bad breath there are some causes and solutions which can help you. Dental hygiene
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  • Preparing For A Child's First Visit To The Dentist

    An important stage in a young person's life is their first visit to the dentist. It is a good idea to take some time to prepare for this event, as the more enjoyable the youngster finds the experience, the easier it is to get into a good routine regarding proper care of teeth. Many people have an irrational fear about visiting the dentist, and this can sometimes stem from visits which they made to the dentist when they were small.
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