Getting Crowned: Treating Your Teeth Like Royalty

Posted on: 16 April 2018
There is something special about smiling that can brighten the mood of someone's day. However, someone that frowns and hides their smile all the time can come off as sad or rude to other people. A hidden smile can be deceiving, as sometimes happy people hide their smiles due to the condition of their teeth and the embarrassment that they feel because of it. If you are living in such a situation and want to start showing how happy you are through your smile, consulting with a dentist is worth considering to resolve the problems with your teeth.
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Posted on: 17 March 2018
Some people are intimidated by the thought of having a root canal treatment. The procedure involves the drilling of a hole into a tooth to remove the pulp, which contains the dental nerves and blood supply of the tooth. Once the tooth is emptied of the soft pulp material, the tooth's interior is cleaned, disinfected, and filled. Finally, a dental crown is added to restore the appearance and functionality of the tooth.
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Posted on: 17 February 2018
Are you the parent of a young child? Do you struggle with him or her about getting him or her to brush his or her teeth? Good dental hygiene is important but can be a difficult skill to pass on to the next generation. Very young children are unlikely to completely understand the concept of cavities and so it can be difficult to persuade them to thoroughly brush their teeth as they should.
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Posted on: 21 January 2018
If you're like most people, you take pretty good care of your teeth and are hoping to enjoy good dental health for years to come. However, you may not be aware that certain medical conditions potentially have adverse affects on your teeth and gums and that you may have to practice extra diligence when it comes to maintaining optimal oral health. Following are three common medical conditions that can cause damage to your teeth and gums.
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