Are you tired of having teeth that have yellowed or otherwise become discolored by age and environmental factors? Do you wish that your teeth had a cleaner and brighter appearance? Even if you dislike visiting the dentist, it's easy to see that modern dentistry is amazing. Not only can damaged teeth be repaired, but your entire smile can be brightened and lightened with relative ease. But before you agree to any dental procedure, it's a good idea to ask a few questions so that you're better aware of what's going on.
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One of the most versatile and beneficial dental tools at your disposal is dental implants, mostly because dental implants can do everything from improving your oral health to making it more comfortable and easy to wear dentures. Listed below are two ways that dental implants can help you maintain your oral health.
Protect Your Jawbone From Deterioration
The biggest problem that can occur as you lose your teeth is that your jawbone will begin to break down and deteriorate.
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As your child's first teeth emerge, you may be starting to think about his or her first dental visit. Initial dental interactions are especially important, because they will form the child's first opinions of dentistry.
Children who have frightening or distasteful experiences early on with a dentist may form deep fears that prevent them from receiving regular dental treatment in the future. This can cause the child's overall health to suffer, since poor oral health is linked to chronic systemic diseases, such as heart disease.
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Dental crowns usually serve a functional purpose of protecting the roots and core of a tooth and prevent a tooth extraction after severe decay or trauma. However, dental crowns can also be cosmetic additions to your mouth. Occasionally, crowns are used instead of veneers to help cover discolored or misshapen teeth to give you a natural, beautiful smile. In most cases, crowns are made from ceramic or porcelain that is dyed and specially crafted to match the color of your natural teeth.
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Your dentist suggests mini dental implants. Now you're thinking, "Are these just teeny tiny versions of the real thing?" In a way yes. Obviously, by the name, mini implants are smaller than the traditional version. But, that doesn't mean they aren't as effective or only fill smaller jobs. In some cases, these types of implants are actually better options. What are the advantages of a mini dental implant system (also known as MDI)?
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