2 Oral Rinses To Help Reduce Sensitive Gums During Pregnancy
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3 May 2016
Sensitive gums are often the sign of a bacteria infection like gingivitis or periodontal disease. However, during pregnancy, your hormonal levels can cause your gums to swell up. The swelling causes your gums to feel sensitive to food, brushing, and any small aggravation. This type of gum sensitivity will usually subside once your hormones get under control. However, you will usually have to endure this problem for months. Fortunately, there are a few oral rinses that you can use to help reduce some of your gum sensitivity until it goes away on its own.
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28 March 2016
If you would like to achieve a whiter smile, then you may be able to get that smile by going to a dentist for a tooth whitening treatment. It's advisable to go to the dentist instead of using over the counter products because the dentist can tailor the treatment to your specific needs and they use better products. If you have discolored teeth for other reasons than regular staining, like genetic issues, medications or thin enamel, then you may need to go with other treatments, such as the ones suggested in this article.
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3 Ways To Soothe A Toothache
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28 March 2016
Few types of discomfort can be as aggravating as a toothache. Sometimes, the pain associated with the teeth can seem to come and go until proper professional treatment is received. Still, even after you have made your dental appointment, It can be difficult to endure the pain until you make it to the dental office. Here are a few home remedies and that can help lessen the pain of a toothache until appropriate dental care is received:
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Orthodontic Treatments Aren't Just For Teens: Younger Children May Benefit More
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1 March 2016
When the average person thinks about orthodontic treatment, they typically think about an older, teenage child wearing braces. What about younger children? Orthodontic treatments like braces and a palatal expander, can be just as effective for children of younger ages. In fact, having these types of treatments performed at a younger age comes along with a number of additional benefits.
Shorter Treatment
Children begin developing their permanent teeth as early as 6 years old.
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