Dental implants are a great way to replace missing teeth. They are durable and can prevent future complications. If you have missing teeth, check out these commonly asked questions to determine if dental implants are right for you.
1. What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants consist of an artificial titanium root, an abutment, and a porcelain dental crown. The dentist drills the titanium implant (which resembles a screw) into the jawbone.
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Tooth discoloration is a common cosmetic concern that can affect your smile and confidence. Discolored teeth can have various causes, some of which are preventable and some of which are not. In this blog post, we will explain the different types of tooth discoloration, the common causes, and how to treat them.
Types of Tooth Discoloration
There are two main types of tooth discoloration: extrinsic and intrinsic.
Extrinsic
Extrinsic discoloration affects the outer surface of your teeth, called the enamel.
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If going to the dentist gives you anxiety, you may want to consider sedation dentistry as a friendlier alternative. Sedation dentistry uses medication to make dental procedures more comfortable, whether you're having a long dental surgery or simply having a tooth filled. The two deepest forms of sedation available for dental procedures are general anesthesia and intravenous sedation, and both can be used to help patients with severe anxiety about seeing the dentist.
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Adults sometimes believe that seeing an orthodontist is something you only do as a child or teen. Indeed, a good portion of orthodontists' patients are children and teens who need braces and retainers. However, they do also see adults, and there are adults who can benefit from seeing an orthodontist. Here are some signs that you, as an adult, could benefit from seeing an orthodontist.
Your teeth are shifting.
Maybe you had braces as a child and they straightened your teeth, but now, you notice that your teeth are beginning to move back into their old positions.
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A trip to the dentist can be an intimidating experience for children, so it's important that they feel at ease in a children's dental clinic. The clinic's atmosphere is key to creating a safe and comfortable place for your child.
This article explores how children's dental clinics are designed with both your child and you in mind to ensure a positive atmosphere.
The Right Space for Your Child
Children's dental clinics often provide large open spaces with plenty of natural light.
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