A cavity also refers to tooth decay. Cavities are tiny holes or openings in your teeth. They start small and become bigger with time. Most cavities are not painful, so it may be difficult to realize there is an issue. Regular visits to the dentist will help you detect them early.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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An oral cancer screening involves a doctor examining the patient's mouth to look for signs or symptoms of cancer. The examination may occur on a routine visit to the dentist. They may also perform additional tests to check for atypical cells in the mouth. You may wonder why you need screening if you are generally healthy. The screening test is not a guarantee of oral cancer — it is just a safety measure.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Tooth loss may result from age, trauma, or decay. Do you have one or more missing teeth? Are they causing you to experience a considerable level of embarrassment or inconvenience? If so, you need to know that your dentist can bridge, or close, the gaps in your smile using dental bridges.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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The thought of visiting a dentist is one of the most common phobias for many people. They associate a dental visit with anxiety, fear, and even pain. Some people would rather endure the agony of tooth pain than visiting a dentist’s office. It leads many people to put off or postpone dental visits. Some do so even when they start noticing signs and symptoms of a dental problem.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Your dentist may recommend a dental crown to rectify a tooth that has gone through any type of damage. This tooth-shaped covering or cap fits on top of a damaged tooth. The crown can help to hide a misshapen or discolored tooth. ... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Your mouth has many surfaces, and a vast number of bacteria cover each of them. While some mouth bacteria are healthy, others influence the development of a wide range of diseases. These include tooth decay and gum disease. Both are risk factors for the development of more severe health conditions like diabetes and heart disease. The key to preventing the growth of mouth bacteria is practicing good oral hygiene.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Dental problems are awful to have to live with as they can be painful and keep you from going about your daily life. There are specific reasons you would need a tooth extraction, but you will want to talk to your dentist first to make that decision.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Does your tooth hurt when you eat or put pressure on it? It could be a sign that your tooth is infected and may need a root canal treatment. A root canal treatment is a tooth repair procedure that removes the decay in your tooth's root, nerve, and pulp. The treatment takes away the rot in these areas, cleans, and seals them up to prevent them from decaying again.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Tooth color restoration is a modern treatment that dentists use to repair a decayed or damaged tooth. Also referred to as composite resin (white fillings), this material allows your dentist to treat your cavity by removing the decayed portion and placing the restorative filling in the area from which they took the decayed material. Tooth color restoration is also an excellent choice to repair cracked, chipped, broken, or worn-down teeth.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Most people will admit that they hate flossing. A visit to the dentist is never complete without the subject of flossing coming up. However, for most people, this seems like a lesson in futility. Everything they learn is ignored the moment they leave the dentist’s office. The truth is that regular flossing does help to protect oral health and preserve the appearance of your smile. When done right, flossing can help with gum health.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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