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11 July 2023
Are you worried about crooked or misaligned teeth? Traditional interventions such as braces have several disadvantages. First, they are visible, which makes some people shy from wearing them. They could also affect the user's chewing ability after installation. Invisalign is a viable alternative for people who do not want to wear braces. What is Invisalign and how does it work? Read this piece for some insights.
What Is Invisalign?
Invisalign refers to clear dental aligners that dentists use to align teeth to their correct positions.
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Four Reasons To See An Emergency Dentist For Sudden Sensitivity To Hot And Cold
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11 May 2023
If you have sudden sensitivity to hot and cold, it could be a sign of an underlying dental problem that requires immediate attention. Here are four reasons to see an emergency dentist immediately.
1. Sudden Sensitivity Could Be A Sign Of Infection
If you have pain when drinking cold water or eating ice cream, it could be a sign that you have an infection in your mouth. When bacteria enter the gums or teeth, the body reacts with swelling and inflammation.
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4 Benefits Of Choosing Removable Partial Dentures
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17 March 2023
If you ever lose one or more of your teeth, dentures can provide a way to restore your smile and maintain the functionality of your natural teeth. However, many patients are surprised by the range of options available when it comes to dentures, so choosing the right type can be tricky.
If you are only missing some of your teeth, removable partial dentures (RPDs) can be a great option. They are made from an acrylic gum-coloured base that holds one or more false teeth, and the base attaches easily using two or more clasps.
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The Outward Illusion Of Health: Toothache Beneath A Dental Crown
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19 January 2023
A dental crown becomes the new outer layer of a damaged tooth. The natural tooth structure is sealed under an airtight and watertight dental restoration. But the natural tooth is still there, and it contains dynamic living tissue—which is the pulp, or nerve, at the centre of the tooth. When this pulp becomes inflamed or even infected, the tooth is going to feel uncomfortable. What can cause toothache beneath the security of a dental crown?
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