It can be an unpleasant surprise, when you are flossing your teeth, you look in the mirror, and you notice a black or grey spot on your gums. At this point you are probably wondering – is this spot no big deal, or is it something you should have checked out by your dentist right […]
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Going to the dentist isn’t always a fun trip to make, but one that is necessary for oral health. Even with the numerous benefits of visiting a dentist, many are fearful or anxious about dentists or dental offices. Twenty-four percent of the population feel nervous or scared when thinking of going to the dentist. We
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Oral health is crucial for overall health. A headache can be a symptom of poor oral health, and unchecked bad oral habits can lead to cardiovascular disease. According to the Mayo Clinic, your mouth “offers clues about [the] overall health” of a person. Harvard recently came out with findings that also link dental conditions to
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When one thinks of their favorite things to do, going to a dentist for a check-up, let alone oral surgery, isn’t going to be at the top of that list. We’ll take a gander and say it’s going to be toward the bottom of most people’s lists. If you fall within the 24 percent of
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Oral surgery has an air of mystery around it at times. There are dental procedures that are performed by a general dentist and some that an oral surgeon does. Knowing the difference between which type of dentist performs the work you need to be completed is vital. Webster-Merriam Dictionary defines oral surgery as “a branch
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Nowadays, dentistry is much more than just filling cavities and making crowns. In many ways, dentistry is an art, and it can even be used for patients who would like to make a change in their facial features. Here is some information on nonsurgical facelifts, which are available at the Konig Center for Cosmetic and
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This is an interesting case as this gentleman presented with severe TMJ disorders and teeth that were worn, decayed, and misaligned. His TMJ pain included headaches, neck pain, trigeminal pain, and inability to chew well. His past history of dental care included simply repairing teeth with fillings and crowns. This is how conventional dentistry most
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