Do you have a job interview coming soon, a meeting with friends or a date with the person of your dreams… and you have the not so fresh feeling or confidence due to bad breath or unpleasant mouth odor? Halitosis, or better known as bad breath, has a high prevalence in the general population. It […]
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Electronic cigarettes, or better known as e-cigarettes, were introduced in the market since 2007. Since then, about 2.5 million Americans have started using it, with the intention of suppressing the payment of common cigarettes. The first personal vaporizer to be used and the most common was a traditional cigarette called cigalike, it was considered the
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Are you a person who is afraid of the dentist? Do nerves get the better of you, even in the days leading up to your dental appointment? Do you find that you’re unable to get your dental concerns addressed, because you’re too preoccupied with your nerves? Explore the calming and pain-free approach to oral healthcare
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In the United States, the use of Dietary supplement in adults aged 20 and older has increased in the last 2 decades. The percentage of population taking at least one dietary supplement increased from 42% in 1988 to 1994 to 53% in 2003 to 2006, with women (compared to men) more likely to consume one
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Bruxism is the involuntarily (or subconscious) action characterized by clenching or grinding your teeth, or by bracing or thrusting of the mandible. This activity could have 2 manifestations: It can either occur during sleep, or; During wakefulness (awake bruxism) Over time, sleep bruxism has decreased from an estimated prevalence of 14% in children to approximately 13%
Sleep bruxism, alcohol, caffeine, tobacco and drug abuse: What is the correlation? Read More »
How do I care for my dental implants? As with the maintenance of your natural teeth, routine check-ups and cleaning are a critical part of caring for your new implant-supported tooth/teeth to help eliminate the risk of bacteria (which could lead to the loss of an implant). Dental implant loss can be avoided with regular dental
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Dental health is more important than most people realize, and nutrition plays a big role in this. Like the rest of the body, everything we eat and drink has an effect on how our teeth look, and on our oral and general health. Consuming food and drinks with too much sugar, like soda and overly
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We have heard so many different stories of patients complaining: “I accidentally broke a tooth… and what worries me the most is that it is the one in the front of my mouth.” It could be your case! Nowadays, technology and dental procedures have been extremely developed and in a single visit to your
A single tooth replacement in one day? Read More »
To ensure your comfort and success of the treatment, here are some suggestions for the days following your dental implant placement. 1. After the surgical part is done, it is possible to feel some discomfort as soon as the anesthesia wears off. To keep it at an absolute minimum, adhere to the following: Pain medication:
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Desde hace muchos años atrás la perdida de los dientes obligaba al ser humano a llevar una prótesis dental o dentadura postiza removible, parcial o total siendo muy incomodas y problemáticas. Actualmente la introducción de los implantes dentales han sido la solución y un tema de discusión. Se escucha en varias ocasiones si colocarse un implante es
Implantes: La mejor opcion a una perdida de dientes naturales. Una transicion maxilar. Read More »
