Teeth and Jaw Problems: Finding Answers for Your Pain

Posted on: 3 March 2016

What you eat plays an important role in your overall health, but it's important to remember that the foods and drinks you consume also have a big impact on your oral health. If you suffer from dry mouth, stained teeth, bleeding gums or bad breath, chances are you can help these conditions through better nutrition. While good oral hygiene is important, so is understanding what foods are causing your oral health to suffer and what foods are going to help you keep your gums and teeth healthy.
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Posted on: 2 February 2016

If you suspect that there's something wrong with your mouth, you might be scared to see the dentist in fear that they'll tell you something terrible is wrong with your gums or teeth. However, if the problem is that your gums are bleeding, it's not too late for the dentist to reverse the damage and make it right. And it might not even hurt! Scaling Doesn't Have To Hurt When plaque and tartar build up where your teeth and gums meet, that buildup can effectively suffocate your gums.
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Posted on: 2 February 2016

Dental implants offer a great cosmetic dentistry option for people in need of permanent tooth replacement, but some people do not have adequate bone structure for dental implants. If you have this issue, your dentist may recommend bone augmentation before you have a dental implant procedure. Understanding how bone augmentation works can prepare you for your procedure. Here are three things you should know about bone grafts. Bone Grafts Or Donor Tissue
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Posted on: 2 February 2016

Everyone knows how important it is to brush your teeth often. This is one of the most important things when it comes to oral care. However, in addition to brushing your teeth it is also important that you eat foods that will keep your teeth clean and healthy. Here are a couple foods to eat that you may not have known were good for your oral health. 1. Carrots and Apples
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