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The state of your teeth can make the difference between being confident in your smile and the way you carry yourself. Not surprisingly, the loss of teeth can have significant social and psychological effects that can negatively affect many areas of your life. Does Tooth Loss Affect A Person Socially and Psychologically? Numerous studies have
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Even if most people do not think of going to the dentist as their idea of a holiday, the idea of dental tourism is spreading quickly. Dental tourism involves traveling to a foreign country for dental care. In many countries, fees for dental treatments are below what they would cost in USA. For many people, this can mean big savings,
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Living with the aftermath of gum disease can be a life changing experience, to say the least. Due to cosmetic issues regarding your teeth and gums, you may have lost your joy and confidence in smiling. Although gum disease is a dental condition that affects millions of Americans, you do not have to let it ruin your
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“My gums always bleed when I floss, it’s normal.” Wrong! Half of North Americans over 30 experience gum bleeding while brushing and flossing but that statistic doesn’t mean it should be happening. Bleeding gums are actually a sign of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is an umbrella term for an infection of the structures around the teeth, including
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Tooth Loss Affects the Health of Your Jaw and if not Replaced Can Cause Jawbone Atrophy Did you know your teeth look after the health of your gums and your jaw? Were you aware jawbone density is stimulated by chewing? And if you are missing teeth there’s nothing to keep your jawbone healthy. Did you know
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Many people are seeking information on how to treat gingivitis because believe it or not, it’s surprisingly common. In fact, in a nationwide 2009 study on Periodontal Diseases in the American Adult Population it was found that 24% of people tested showed early signs of gum disease (gingivitis). That’s All Well and Good, but What Exactly is
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More often than not, non surgical periodontal treatment, also known as scaling and root planning, root surface debridement or deep cleaning, performed by our specialist periodontist, will be enough to treat the majority of the areas where you might have bone loss, bleeding, pocketing, inflammation, bad taste or smell. You should know that scaling and
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Dental implants in San Ramon near Pleasanton are a remarkable treatment. In fact, they’re the next best thing to real teeth. However, it’s always preferable to prevent tooth loss and avoid the need for implants altogether. Let’s discuss why teeth sometimes come out or need to be extracted. Being aware of these factors may help you
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Gum disease affects your dental health and often results in tooth loss as well as many other negative consequences. Without a doubt, gum disease requires fast and proper treatment. That means that it is very important for patients to diagnose and treat the disease successfully in the early stages. In order to prevent gum disease
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I read that something called pinhole surgery can fix gum disease. Is this true? My dentist wants me to go in every three months. This could save me a lot of trips. Chris R. Dear Chris, There’s some misunderstanding here. The pinhole surgical technique is an advancement in repairing the aftermath of gum disease. Gum disease causes
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