Understanding Root Canal Procedures
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Steps to Take if You Chip Your Tooth
Chipping a tooth is something that can happen to a child or an adult, due to biting something hard, an accident, or some other type of trauma to the mouth. Luckily, most chipped teeth can be treated by general dentistry. If you chip your tooth, take the following steps: Rinse Your Mouth After chipping a tooth, rinse your mouth with warm water. Doing so can help remove any debris from the chip and help clean out your mouth.
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Understanding Your Dental Implants: Potential Complications Of Dental Implant Surgery
Once you decide that you want to replace a missing tooth with a dental implant, it's important to know how to take care of the implant as it heals in your mouth. Whether the implant is for a new tooth, a partial bridge, or a complete set of dentures, the first step is for the implant to integrate into your jaw bone. If the bone density in your jaw is not high enough, if you are a smoker, or if the implanted area becomes infected, the implant is likely to fail.
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Avoiding Serious Dental Problems: Go By What a Dentist Recommends and Don't Make Decisions on Your Own
The idea of getting a filling at the dentist is not something anyone embraces with enthusiasm but really should. Sure, numbing injections and drilling are not exactly fun. Still, not having a cavity filled only delays the inevitable. A trip to the dentist cannot be put off when tooth pain becomes so severe that eating even soft food is a chore. Delays also set the stage for potential root-canal procedures. That said, few feel enthusiasm over getting a filling.
Hey everyone. My name is Jaheem Gherdley. I made this site to talk about root canal procedures. Root canals are usually performed to save broken or rotten teeth. My situation did not deviate from this norm. I was eating my favorite crunchy snacks when my tooth broke straight down the middle. I ignored this development until an infection set in deep in the root of my tooth. My dentist urged me to come right in for an emergency root canal to save the tooth and stop the spread of infection. The procedure stopped the pain and kept my tooth in place. From that point on, I decided to learn all I can about root canals. I will share the information I've gathered with you to help you understand the importance of this procedure. Thanks for stopping by.