The Pros and Cons of Laser Gum Surgery

Posted on: 14 April 2021
If you experience teeth loss, it can dramatically affect your life. Loss of teeth can lead to altered speech, low self-confidence, the feeling of bereavement, and ineffective mastication. In the case you find yourself in such a situation, you can deal with it through lifestyle adjustments or dental implants. You can also consider dentures. Here are five ways that dentures will improve your life: 1. Improved Self-Esteem As noted in a research study published by NCBI, dental disorders have significant effects on one's self-esteem levels.
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Posted on: 24 February 2021
Gone are the days when people had limited options when they lose a tooth. Procedures like implant surgery have now made it easy for people to replace missing or damaged teeth with artificial ones. The best thing about dental implants is that they function and look like ordinary teeth, so no one can tell the difference. This way, you'll restore the functionality of your dental system and enhance your smile once more.
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Posted on: 15 January 2021
According to recent statistics, about 22 million people in the United States suffer from sleep apnea. This sleep disorder occurs when a person's breathing stops and restarts over and over again as they sleep. When breathing stops and restarts, it interrupts the sleep cycle, which causes the person to be very tired the next day. Besides daytime fatigue, other complications associated with untreated sleep apnea include high blood pressure, stroke, and heart problems.
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Posted on: 1 December 2020
Daily brushing and flossing are key to healthy teeth and gums, but what you eat and drink each day also impacts your oral health. Some things you and drink can promote the formation of plaque and cavities, damaging your teeth and gum tissue. Limiting certain foods and beverages makes it easier to keep your teeth clean, protects tooth enamel and promotes gum health. The following are examples of foods and drinks that you should avoid or limit to enjoy better oral health.
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