Quick Tips for Caring for Your False Teeth

Posted on: 18 September 2017

When you first have dentures, you'll feel like you have a new lease on life. Suddenly talking, chewing and swallowing become easier, allowing you to feel as you did when all your healthy teeth were in place. Should you want the joys of false teeth to continue, you need to take care of them. Fortunately, doing this isn't difficult. Give them a rinse after eating After each meal, rinse your dentures and free them of food and other debris.
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Signs Your Child Needs to See a Dentist

Posted on: 18 September 2017

Tooth decay and dental complaints in children are relatively common, yet they're also easy to prevent. When you remain vigilant about your child's oral health, you can protect their teeth for their adult years. Looking out for the signs your child needs to see a dentist can help you do this. They're six months old It may sound crazy, but exposing your child to the dental environment from a young age allows them to adjust to it.
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Don't Grin and Bear It: How to Cope with Broken and Knocked-Out Teeth

Posted on: 24 August 2017

Broken and knocked-out teeth are more common than you may think.  All it takes is a nasty fall against an unforgiving surface - but thankfully, with dental assistance, these emergencies need not result in permanent, irreparable damage.  So long as you know how to respond in the first instance after this happens, you stand a good chance of not only saving your smile, but also keeping the chipped or broken tooth.
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How Adults Wearing Dental Braces Can Maintain Good Oral Hygiene and Keep Their Appliances in Good Shape

Posted on: 1 August 2017

Like many other adult dental patients, you may not fancy the idea of having to wear braces, but that might be the only effective way to move your teeth into proper alignment. If your dentist has determined that you are eligible for dental braces, you might be wondering about how you can maintain proper dental hygiene while wearing braces and keep the orthodontic appliances in tiptop condition. Here are some useful tips you should follow to achieve these goals.
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