There are multiple factors which would lead a dentist to the recommendation for a patient of a dental implant, generally being a combination of function and aesthetics. When a tooth has become so damaged as a result of decay or trauma and has been judged by the dentist as being "not able to be saved,"…
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Dental Veneers
One of the most exciting developments in cosmetic dental technology over the past few decades is the development of dental veneers. While they are primarily used for the cosmetic purpose of improving a patient's smile, there are also functional aspects of dental health which also can be improved through their use, which has made veneers…
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Dental Crown
There are several types of restoration dentistry which can allow a patient to save as much of a natural tooth as possible, one of the most popular being a dental crown. A crown (also sometimes referred to as a cap) is essentially a prosthetic top of a tooth, which is created in a dental lab…
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Natural Tooth Care
Traditionally, we are taught that fluoride, chemical toothpastes, and mouthwash are the way to care for our teeth. To a degree, that is correct. However, there are natural alternatives to these products that can also keep your teeth and gums healthy without using so many chemicals. Natural tooth care is similar to traditional methods of…
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History of Toothbrushes
While we haven’t always had the fancy electrified gizmos of today, our species has been trying to keep our teeth nice and clean for quite a long time. Evidence shows as far back as 3500-3000 BC the Babylonians and the Egyptians made a brush by fraying the end of a twig. Tombs of the ancient Egyptians…
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