What To Do If You Have Limited Jaw Movement And Need To See A Dentist

Posted on 5 September 2018

Limited jaw movement can get in the way of daily life, no matter what the cause of it is. Whether you have arthritis, TMJ, or another disorder that keeps you from being able to properly open and close your mouth fully and easily, this problem can leave you feeling scared of sitting in the dentist's chair. However, there's no reason to fear. If you have this difficulty, learn more here to make your next dentist visit easier. [Read More]

How Will Your Cosmetic Dentist Choose The Right Composite Color?

Posted on 8 August 2018

If you're going to a cosmetic dentist to have a chipped tooth repaired, your dentist will likely bond composite resin to your tooth. But how does your dentist know which composite color will best match your tooth? Here are just a few things your dentist will do to find the composite that best matches your natural teeth. Check Undertones and Hue Values Most dentists use a shade guide, a prop that displays 16 shades of composite material. [Read More]

Caring For Temporary Veneers

Posted on 17 July 2018

If you want a smile that looks more natural and full, then veneers may be a good choice for you. Veneers do require an entire process where the teeth are prepared and veneers are made for your specific teeth. Veneers take some time to make since they are customized and hand-formed by a professional. During the creation process, you will receive some temporary veneers. They will need to stay in place for at least two or three weeks, so keep reading to learn how to care for them properly. [Read More]

3 Signs Your Gums May Need A Little Extra Care On Your Next Dental Visit

Posted on 15 June 2018

Your teeth are probably the main focus at your regular dental checkups, but your gums are super important too. As long as they stay healthy, your dentist may not do much with them, other than measuring your gum pockets and telling you to floss frequently, but if your gums start displaying any of these symptoms, it may be time to pay them some attention. 1. They've become more sensitive A drop of blood every once in a while could just mean you flossed too hard by mistake. [Read More]

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What Everyone Needs To Know About Dental Implants

Hi, my name is Frederick Lindsey and this is a blog that will tell you all about dental implants. When I had several missing teeth, it was hard for me to eat and there were many foods that I just couldn't eat. I didn't want to get dentures so I asked my dentist what he recommended and he said that I should consider dental implants. The dentist told me what dental implants were and how they're implanted into the jawbone. After I returned home, I began researching dental implants. I looked up everything I could think of including the pros and cons, the healing time, the cost and how the procedure is done. After doing my research, I decided to get the dental implants and I'm very happy that I did. If you need information about dental implants, you'll find the answers to your questions in this blog.

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