Dealing With Painful Teeth From Cavities
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12 October 2018
Dental pain makes eating certain foods and beverages difficult for the person experiencing it. Even experiencing a high level of sensitivity without pain is a frustrating situation to deal with. Cavities are the most common reason for people to have painful teeth, and the problem can be severe to the extent of causing a loss of sleep. Another problem that cavities can cause is food getting stuck in the holes they create in the enamel, especially when they are large.
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Four Options Available For Braces To Straighten Teeth
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24 September 2018
You may have been told that you need braces, or perhaps it is your child that an orthodontist has recommended braces for. But you should know that there are a range of choices available to straighten teeth. The following are just a few of them.
Traditional metal braces
These are the type of braces that people most often think of when they hear the word braces. They are still a popular choice today because they are usually the most cost-effective.
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Why Braces Are Smart, Even For Minor Misalignments
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26 July 2018
There are several reasons why teeth can be misaligned, overlapped, and twisted. For some people, their mouths may be too small, forcing the teeth to crowd together or shift towards different directions. For others, their upper and lower jaws are not of the same size, resulting in either overbite or underbite. In such cases, their orthodontist may suggest using braces to solve these misalignments. Yet, there are some misconceptions that braces are good only for major misalignments.
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What To Do When Your Child Is Afraid Of Going To The Dentist
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26 July 2018
Fear is a common and healthy emotion among children. In fact, fear regulates humans' fight or flight response to either fight or escape danger—a mechanism that keeps your child safe. Unfortunately, many children are afraid of going to the dentist, and their anxiety makes it difficult for the parents to ensure their child's oral health. You don't have to worry though. Here are some steps in helping your child overcome his or her anxiety the next time they're set to receive family dental care:
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