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Step-By-Step Tooth Extraction Procedure
By My Dentist For Life | December 11, 2019
Tooth extraction is not as painful as you think it is. Since you’d be sedated, the only pain you’d experience is after the surgical procedure. If you’re scheduled to undergo a tooth extraction, gather your courage and do read through the steps involved in tooth extraction. This is because firstly, you wouldn’t feel any pain at all and secondly, knowing
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How To Get Rid Of Sleep Apnea In 5 Simple Ways
By My Dentist For Life | October 10, 2019
What is sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a condition in which air does not pass through your respiratory system properly when you’re asleep. As a result, you do not breathe well when you’re sleeping. Consequently, you may gasp for air in your sleep and wake up tired, or with a dry mouth. How do I know if I have sleep
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Dental Surgeries and its Variants
By My Dentist For Life | August 14, 2019
Have you ever wondered why dental surgery is a totally separate arm of medical science? In fact, if not measured in size, your oral health is as important as your overall health! Oral health complications can add up to make a long list and therefore, the types of surgical interventions related to them are many in number too. In this
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How Does Fluoride Help in Dealing with Tooth Sensitivity?
By My Dentist For Life | June 13, 2019
Why does teeth turn sensitive at all? Sugary and acidic foods are the prime responsible factors for damaging the tooth’s enamel. The outer covering or layering of our tooth is called the enamel. It is said that enamel is even stronger than bones that are made of calcium! While citrus fruits and other acidic foods attack the tooth’s enamel directly,
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Teeth Discolorization: Common Causes & Remedies
By My Dentist For Life | May 28, 2019
Tooth staining is usually a common problem. Everybody’s teeth stain gradually over time. If dental enamel became more porous it attracts stains from all the food and drinks you consume. And those who regularly smoke and drink red wine or coffee for them the stain become deeper. Other than eating and smoking habit there are some other factors which can cause
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Some health issues related to your Oral Hygiene
By My Dentist For Life | March 28, 2019
Since I am kind of an introvert, social gatherings don’t attract me much. Office parties are equally boring. It was only this year that I had some different experiences as I got to meet someone from a different field of expertise. He was a friend of my boss. He happened to be an assistant in a dental office. We were
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The River Within
By My Dentist For Life | March 12, 2019
Have you ever stood beside a rushing river and watched the current carry wood and leaves quickly past? Your blood pulses through your body at a similar pace. Every twenty seconds, blood completes a round trip from head to toe. This closed system averages 100,000 miles of veins, arteries, and capillaries and delivers many vital components to sustain life. Sometimes
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Soda, Sports Drinks and Teeth
By My Dentist For Life | March 12, 2019
Every time you step into a mini-mart, you’re faced with a host of options to squelch your thirst. A rainbow of colors in plastic bottles compete for your attention, and creative marketing often transforms sugared water into a fountain of youth. When it comes to your teeth, does it matter what you choose? How does a bottle of cola or
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Why do Some Dental Cleanings Cost More?
By My Dentist For Life | March 12, 2019
Not all dental cleanings are created equal. Find out why some hygiene appointments cost more than others and learn how you can save time and money in the dental chair. A “regular” cleaning is clinically called prophylaxis or a prophy cleaning and is a preventative measure to prevent periodontal disease. It includes removing plaque and tartar from tooth surfaces and
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Not Just Pulp Fiction: The Truth About Dental Abscesses
By My Dentist For Life | November 12, 2018
What is an Abscess? An abscess is an infection. There are two types of dental abscesses. A periapical abscess, which happens at the root of a tooth and a periodontal abscess which happens in the gum. A periapical abscess can occur when the decay gets into the nerve chamber, killing the nerve and pulp tissue. Sometimes a traumatic injury or
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