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Achieving a Megawatt Smile Gets Easier Every Day

When I was younger, I took my beautiful pristine white teeth for granted. I assumed my teeth would always stay that way. However, as I started getting older, my teeth took on a more yellow dingy appearance. Thankfully, all hope wasn’t lost. After browsing the shelves at my favorite supermarket and searching the internet, I was amazed at the vast number of teeth whitening products on the market. One can buy strips, toothpastes, bleaches, and gels to make their teeth look clean and healthy again. In addition to over-the-counter products, dentists can professionally whiten patients’ teeth at their offices. I’m happy with the results of the whitening toothpaste I purchased. I’m also confident that I can maintain my white teeth for many years to come. On this blog, you will learn about popular alternatives for whitening teeth. Achieving a megawatt smile really does get easier every day.

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2017

Dental Implant Restorations And What They Involve
Dental implants can be selected to replace permanent teeth that have been lost. Here are a few details about implant restorations and what they involve: Dental implants are surgically positioned in the jawbone. Dental implant restorations are performed in a dentist's office as outpatient surgical procedures. During the surgery, a rod or screw that is made from titanium metal is inserted into the bone of the jaw. Dental implants undergo osseointegration.

Methods For Replacing Lost Teeth
Are you missing one or more teeth? If so, then you probably already know that tooth loss can cause a wide array of problems from health problems to issues with your speech, your ability to eat, and your self confidence. Fortunately, though, if you are dealing with tooth loss, there are a number of different treatment options for replacing your missing tooth or teeth and improving your smile. The best way to determine which tooth replacement method is right for you is to schedule a visit with your dentist.

2 Prosthodontics Treatment Options For A Cracked Second Bicuspid
The second bicuspid tooth is located to the rear of the pointed canine tooth. A second bicuspid helps the first bicuspid in beginning the food grinding process that's finished by the rear molars for safe swallowing. If your second bicuspid becomes cracked, you can experience pain while chewing or simply holding your mouth shut. Wide smiles can also show off the cracked tooth, which can impact your self-esteem. There are a couple of different potential treatments for a cracked second bicuspid.