It is important for a person to maintain their oral health in good shape. Seniors are prone to experience many issues such as teeth loss, discoloration of teeth, gum disease, and more. Let’s have a look at some of the conditions that make their oral health worse. Dry Mouth or Xerostomia Dry mouth otherwise called […]
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A tooth is actually a mixture of hard and soft tissues. You may think that tooth is a dead thing, but healthy teeth are alive. The inner layer of the tooth, i.e. the nerves in the pulp of the teeth, when they become damaged by decay or injury it stops the supply of blood to
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Numerous reasons can be shown as to why some people’s teeth grow crooked or twisted. Some people’s mouth is too small to accommodate the growing teeth which cause the teeth to get crowded and shifted. In other cases, the upper and lower jaws that are deformed or are not the same size results in either
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If your dentist has referred you to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, it’s natural to have questions. You may be experiencing ongoing dental pain, jaw discomfort, or a facial injury that requires specialized care. While this can feel worrying at first, a referral simply means your dentist wants you to receive the most advanced and
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Dental implants are not as complicated as one may think. The dental implant procedure is straightforward and patients feel less discomfort afterwards. Technological advances and thorough preparation beforehand means that implant placement is a relatively simple minor surgical procedure. Much of the assessment and planning takes place in advance. The treatment follows with a thorough
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