How To Reduce The Chance Of Dry Sockets

After tooth extraction, a blood clot normally forms in the hole left in the gum, protecting the exposed nerves during the healing process. If the clot is dislodged, a painful condition known as “dry socket” results. Dentists recommend that patients follow some...

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How To Make Dental Implant Crowns Look Natural

We know how and why implants successfully fuse to bone, but making the crowns (the parts of the teeth that attach to them) look real is another matter. That is where art really meets science. What drives the result is how the tooth or crown shape actually emerges...

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Not all Dental Crowns (Caps) are created equal.

A dental crown is a relatively standard dental procedure in that the tooth has to be prepared in a similar way to restore normal form and function. However, there are other variables to consider. One of the most important factors adding to cost is the quality of...

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Fish Oil Helps Fight Gum Disease

Eating even moderate amounts of omega 3 fatty acids, typically found in foods such as salmon and other fatty fish, may help ward off gum disease, new research suggests.Researchers divided nearly 9,200 adults aged 20 and up participating in the National Health and...

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Are Dental Amalgam’s (Silver Fillings) Safe?

December 15, 2010 Association supports continued amalgam regulation and research Gaithersburg, Md.—The Association commended an advisory panel’s call for continued research while offering support for the Food and Drug Administration’s current amalgam regulation....

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Why do your gum’s swell?

Top 7 Reasons Your Gum’s Swell Throughout your life, you may notice that your gums may sometimes get bigger from time to time.  There are many different reasons that your gums may be enlarged.  While it is widely known that if you don’t brush your teeth and floss...

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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Your Teeth

Check out this interesting article from WebMD – a great source of information. Brace yourself: Sugar Isn’t the only dental villain. By Karen Springen WebMD Feature Reviewed by Alfred D. Wyatt Jr., DMD You use your teeth to talk, chew, and smile. But here are some...

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