Will you need to get your first dentures in the near future? If so, you may be nervous about the experience. Perhaps you have even considered not wearing dentures because you may know of someone else who got their teeth extracted and did not get dentures. It is important to note that choosing not to get dentures can cause you additional health problems and affect your appearance. For example, proper chewing is an important part of digestion, and dentures and natural teeth provide support to facial structures, which is why some people without dentures have a "
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Dentists are starting to suggest that metal-free zirconia dental implants are better than many other options out there. Why is this the case? Here are four reasons you might want to consider them when you need dental implants.
Avoid Gray Gums
When metal implants are used, people with thin or receding gums have the problem of them looking gray. This is due to the titanium in the implants, so you avoid the issue by choosing metal-free zirconia ones.
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Do you grind your teeth or clench your jaws at night? Dentists and other medical professionals refer to this habit as bruxism – and it's not a habit to be proud of. Clenching your jaw or grinding your teeth can have serious consequences for your dental health and overall health. Here's a closer look, along with some tips for putting an end to your bruxism.
What are the consequences of bruxism?
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Most parents are aware that regular cleanings are one of the most important things they can provide to ensure their children grow up with healthy teeth and gums. The issue is that cleanings can be stressful for young children, who may become upset or scared during a dentist visit. The following tips will help you prepare your child for their teeth cleanings so it isn't scary, and perhaps even a little bit fun.
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Children get cavities, but many of them are preventable. You could make changes to your child's oral care and the food or drink they have to keep the tooth decay to a minimum. Here are four of the most common mistakes that parents make that cause many preventable cavities in children.
Parents Don't Brush Teeth
Children won't brush their teeth properly when they are young. They don't understand how to do it and may focus on specific teeth, missing out important sections of their mouth.
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