Getting Crowned: Treating Your Teeth Like Royalty

Posted on: 25 June 2015
Disposable dental supplies are some of the most important tools used in a dental clinic, and they can quickly add up to consume a large portion of your budget.  If you're the owner or manager of a dental clinic, you are likely looking for ways to reduce the costs of disposable items such as cotton swabs, bite guards and the ultraviolet (UV) glasses that are used for X-ray purposes.  Use this information to learn more about how you can get disposable dental supplies without breaking the bank.
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Posted on: 10 June 2015
In the quest for a white, bright smile, people in the United States spend approximately $1.4 billion annually on over-the-counter whitening products. That number represents a whole lot of products, such as bleaching kits, whitening strips, whitening toothpastes, rinses and more. If you've spent your fair share of money on at-home whitening products and still have yellow teeth, you may wonder why these products aren't working for you. Following are three reasons why your at-home treatments might not be working.
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Posted on: 21 May 2015
If you're trying to get pregnant or are already expecting, you undoubtedly want to do everything you can to make your pregnancy go smoothly. Surprisingly, taking care of your teeth is one of the things that can help. This guide will explain why your dental health can affect the health of your child, and what you can do to improve upon it. Gum Disease Did you know that up to 75% of Americans may have gum disease, including you?
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Posted on: 22 April 2015
Perhaps the most commonly cited reason for requesting cosmetic dentistry is the desire for whiter teeth. There are myriad ways to go about whitening one's teeth, and each method has certain advantages over the other. The following is a short overview of two different teeth whitening options available from a local dentist's office like Valley Oak Dental Group Inc. Gel & Liquid Bleaching Agents If you're looking to have your teeth professionally whitened in a dentist's office, there's a good chance your dentist will employ a concentrated bleaching agent.
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