Understanding Root Canal Procedures
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What You Need To Know Before Getting Subperiosteal Implants
Most patients who are given dental implants receive the type known as endosteal implants. These implants are basically like screws that extend down into the jaw bone. There is, however, another type of dental implant known as subperiosteal dental implants. As these are not as common, patients don't always know as much about them or how they work. Here are the basics you should know if a dentist is recommending subperiosteal implants for you.
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Dental Crown Details: Basics To Know
Dental crowns have become a standard treatment solution for many tooth problems, including root canals and more. Unfortunately, despite the fact that they are so widely used, many people are still unfamiliar with the facts about these dental appliances. There are some key facts that you should understand about dental crowns to help you appreciate the role that they play in your dental care. Here are some of the things that you should know.
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Is Your Favorite Beverage Damaging Your Teeth?
Everyone wants to take steps to ensure that their teeth stay healthy, but chances are that you have some favorite beverages that you can't resist. That's why it's a good idea to know how some common beverages can damage your teeth. Seltzer Water The good thing about seltzer water is that it is not going to be as bad as drinking other flavored beverages that use artificial sweeteners and sugars. However, it is only the better option for your teeth if it doesn't contain flavoring.
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First Root Canal? What To Expect
Root canal surgery may be necessary for those in danger of losing a tooth through decay or damage. If you haven't had one, it's easy to believe the myths about the pain and discomfort associated with this procedure. Root canal procedures have been successfully performed for many years, making them one of the safest and most common of all dental procedures. Read on so that you will know what to expect.
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.