If you are considering having dental implants, one of the first things your dentist will check is the amount of bone that you have to hold the implant in place. If you do not have enough bone, there is a good chance that your implant will not fuse correctly, which will put you at risk of your implant failing in the future. The good news is, your dentist may be able to help you to regrow or regenerate the bone you need to have a successful implant.…
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Your mouth naturally produces saliva to help keep itself clean and moist and to reduce the risk of bacteria accumulation and infections. In addition, that saliva plays an important role in your digestion. When your mouth doesn’t produce saliva the way that it should, the dryness can be uncomfortable. If you suspect that you might have dry mouth, here are a few things that you should know.
What Are the Symptoms of Dry Mouth?…
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It is recommended that your child see a dentist around the time their first tooth appears or no later than their first birthday. If you are a first time parent, your child’s first dental visit can be nerve-wracking. You don’t know how well you have been caring for their gums and teeth, aren’t sure how your child will react and aren’t really sure what to expect. Preparing yourself for the appointment can ease some of the nervousness you may feel beforehand, which in turn, can help your baby to feel a bit more relaxed.…
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