2015

Are You Looking a Bit 'Long in the Tooth?' You May Have Gingival Recession

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Do your gums appear to be pulling, or wearing, away from your teeth? Does your gum line appear irregular? Are your teeth sensitive? You may have gingival recession or what’s more commonly known as receding gums. This article will explain what gingival recession is, and guide you through the most common causes. Additionally it will list what you can do to prevent and better manage your dental health. What is Gingival Recession?…

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Teeth Whitening Mistakes To Avoid

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When it comes to teeth, everybody would love to have them white and bright. This thirst for an appealing smile has led many astray, causing them to perform some damaging DIY procedures. With all these online teeth whitening creams advertised all over the place, it’s no surprise how much they are being misused. If you want to give your teeth a shine, then you need to do it right. Here are some of the top mistakes to avoid.…

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Three Things Every Patient Should Know about Dental Sedation

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If you have anxiety when you visit the dental clinic, or if you have severe oral pain, you may consider using a service known as dental sedation. This is a form of sedation that is administered by your dentist to help you sleep through the procedure. If you have never used this service before, you may be curious about what you need to know regarding the sedation. Here are three things that every patient should know about dental sedation.…

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Four Ways Your Dentist Can Restore Tooth Enamel After Whitening

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If you are experiencing pain and sensitive teeth after home tooth whitening, you may be experiencing a loss of tooth enamel. Loss of tooth enamel can be caused by high levels of whitening solution, like peroxide, in the home solutions or strips. Your first instinct may be to discontinue the whitening process in order to stop the sensitivity. This may or may not work, but the good news is that your dentist can help if the pain does not stop.…

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