The Prevention and Treatment Of Gum DiseaseThe Prevention and Treatment Of Gum Disease

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The Prevention and Treatment Of Gum Disease

My name is Hal Martin and at my last dental checkup my dentist told me that I had gum disease. My dentist gave me instructions about what I needed to do so that the gum disease wouldn't get worse and turn into periodontal disease. When I returned home, I immediately began learning everything I could about gum disease by reading dental articles online. I sure didn't want it to get worse so I knew that I needed to take action right away. In this blog, you'll learn all about gum disease including what it is, the causes and how you can help prevent it. I wanted to write this blog to get the word out to as many people about gum disease to hopefully help others have healthy gums.

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental implants can make your smile so much more attractive. While you can also go with dentures, an implant is the most long-lasting and natural-looking solution to a missing tooth. If you want to avoid problems after your implant is done, you will be careful what you eat and what you do to care for them, particularly at first. Read on to find out more. After the Surgery You will undoubtedly have a slightly sore mouth right after the surgery. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Whether you're a new dentist just starting out or an established practice looking to add to your team, hiring temporary dental staffing can be a great way to meet your business needs. There are many benefits to using temporary staffing services, including the ability to try out a new employee before making a long-term commitment, getting coverage for unexpected absences, and having access to specialized skills on an as-needed basis. Here's a closer look at each of those benefits. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Decades ago, root canal treatments were painful. But due to dental advances and local anesthesia, you can feel almost no pain during the procedure. After the treatment, your restored tooth and crown should function as the natural tooth. You may feel sensitivity within a few days after leaving the hospital, but your tooth will adjust within a few days or weeks.  Here are answers to frequently asked questions about root canals. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

As is the case with most dental procedures, you'll also need to prepare for dental implant services. So, don't assume you'll just walk into the dentist's office and get everything done. You have to prepare adequately to ensure the procedure is a success. Here is how you can prepare for a dental implant procedure. Get a Dental Examination Dental implant surgeries are a bit more complicated than most dental procedures. So, before you decide to have one, you should first get a comprehensive dental examination. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Tooth reshaping—also known as tooth shaving or tooth contouring—is a dental procedure where small portions of enamel are removed to adjust a tooth's shape and size. This procedure can increase the risk of tooth sensitivity and may require patients to use soft-bristled brushes and non-abrasive toothpaste. However, these side effects may be well worth it for some individuals as tooth reshaping does have some cosmetic and functional benefits. Here are four scenarios where tooth reshaping may be a good fit. Read More