As Millennials approach adult life here in the early part of the 21st century they are a generation that has more opportunity, technology and convenience than any generation prior to them. They will become the largest population of all living generations and will control economies and democracies of the future. They own the future basically […]
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Wisdom teeth can come with a host of questions and concerns. Many people have theirs extracted each year, preventing a multitude of future teeth issues before they occur. If you are concerned about what problems these additional teeth can have on your health then you came to the right place. Here are some answers. What
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Studies in the United States and around the world have linked gum disease with the development of Alzheimers disease. The research showed populations over 50 years of age diagnosed with periodontitis (gum disease) were at higher risk of developing Alzheimers disease. When left untreated the percentage of developing the disease increases to 70 percent. The
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Losing your teeth as an adult has some risks that you might not think about. Every time we lose a tooth, the bone in the jaw starts to disappear. Since the tooth is no longer in place, there is no need to preserve the bone. Not correcting this problem can lead to you having issues
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What are the dark spaces between your teeth? Dental hygiene is vital when it comes to overall health and wellness. Dentists are able to understand what’s going on inside of your mouth based off of many factors – such as bad breath, yellowing teeth, or dark spots on your gums. There are always underlying causes
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The Evolving Veneer Process Dentistry has evolved over the years just as medicine and science have. New ways of protecting dental health, providing preventative care, and utilizing the tools at dentistry’s disposal to create confidence-building aesthetics after disease or injury is changing all the time. A cosmetic dentist can create an entirely new smile while
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Six Signs Your Dental Implant Is Infected or Failing Infections are the most common problem that people experience after the dental implant procedure. Peri-implantits is a common type of infection. It is a type of gum disease. If it is not treated, then it can lead to bone loss, inflammation and implant failure. Bacteria causes
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Receding Gums Many people believe that receding gums are just another sign of aging, and there’s nothing to be done about them. While it is true that receding gums can be a sign of aging, they are not inevitable, and there are several things that can be done to prevent them or at least keep
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A non-vital, or dead, tooth is one that is not receiving any blood flow. The tooth is made out of three layers, which are the pulp, dentin and enamel. The pulp is where the nerve fibers and blood vessels meet. If the tooth pulp is dead, then the tooth is dead. A non-vital tooth is
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All About Cracked Teeth Did you know that the human jaw can close with a force up to 270 lbs? You could either be a patient of 15 or 72 years of age, and present to a dental office for a comprehensive exam with a chief complaint that the tooth on the upper right side
