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If you’ve been considering getting a whiter and brighter smile this summer, you may be considering getting your teeth professionally whitened at your local dentist clinic. But, is it safe? Many people have concerns about the safety and repercussions of teeth whitening. Teeth whitening has been around for years, and therefore many of the methods are proven to be safe for most patients. There are...

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what-to-look-for-when-choosing-a-cosmetic-dental-clinic

Many people believe that cosmetic dentistry is only for the wealthy. In reality, there are a variety of cosmetic dental procedures that can be performed that can achieve anything from a whiter smile to a completely new set of teeth. We are here to assure you not to hesitate to seek cosmetic treatment. Cosmetic dental procedures have never been more cost effective, and patients are able to achieve...

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A dental implant is one of the most commonly used forms of the dental prosthesis to replace missing teeth. Not only are they the most aesthetically pleasing among all tooth replacements, but they also are the easiest to maintain and care for. Even though they are widely used, there are both positive and negative points to consider when a dental implant is suggested as part of an oral treatment pla...

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tooth-enamel-loss-prevention-tips

Your teeth are protected with a solid coat of enamel, which is very essential to the protection of teeth from rot and pain. The enamel is very delicate despite the fact that it is the hardest substance of the body. It’s a semi clear, hard outer-coating that guards your teeth from daily usage. Unfortunately, the more your enamel wears away, the higher the chance that your teeth will be prone to c...

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At a particular point in your lifetime, the probability of chipping a tooth is high. Consistent wear in a specific spot can make the enamel weak until it eventually breaks off. Biting down on hard food, or getting caught in an accident may also chip and break the teeth. Irrespective of the cause, Newmarket Dentist offers a couple of options that are suitable for repairing chipped...

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teething-your-babys-first-teeth

When your baby remains sleepless at night and irritable during the day, you should understand that his/her teething process has started. Here is some information you should know to keep your baby calm and comfortable during teething. When Does Teething Start in Babies? For most babies, the first sprout of a tooth can be seen when they are 4 to 7 months old. Early developers get their fi...

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should-you-say-no-to-dental-x-rays

If you have ever been to a dentist (and who hasn’t), you have probably had dental x-rays. In fact, it is usually one of the first things the dentist does when seeing you. After all, dentists can examine your teeth to see the outside but this does not help them to know what is going on inside. The dentist needs to be able to see if there are any abnormalities or diseases underneath your teeth and...

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seven-foods-for-healthy-gums

Gums are very important for your oral health, so you should consider them if you have an unhealthy diet. If you change a few of your eating habits, then you will be able to enjoy your gums staying healthy. Foods that are beneficial for your gums will be foods that contain calcium and phosphorus (think minerals to strengthen your bones aka teeth), vitamin D, vitamin C, and a high amount of water. B...

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macroglossia-all-you-need-to-know-about-it

Your mouth is one of the most useful parts of your body. The teeth, combined with the tongue and the gums are essential for your day to day life. Did you know that even your tongue can suffer from certain disorders? The medical condition, macroglossia occurs when a tongue is bigger than the average known size. Recognized by the NORD or the National Organization for Rare Disorders, macroglossia goe...

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what-is-biofilm

The word biofilm is not a very common word in our day-to-day vocabulary. However, it is something you encounter daily. Biofilms are essentially microscopic groups of bacteria and the slimy matrix they make to stick to surfaces. A biofilm will “evolve” over time and then spread. The plaque that dental specialists and scientists talk about is actually a biofilm that’s big enough to be noticed...

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