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dental procedures and finding the right dentist

Having made some poor decisions in dental providers early in my life, I have spent more than my fair share in the dentist's chair. I have undergone root canal treatments, extractions, implants and some procedure that I never learned how to pronounce to remove the infections in my gums. Having gone through all of this, I have learned an awful lot about dental procedures and finding a skilled dentist that would be able to care for my teeth the way that the should be. I have put together everything that I have learned on my website to help others avoid the financial and painful situations that I have gone through.

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Periodontal Care Tips: How To Keep Your Gum Disease In Check At Home

Posted on February 17, 2015

Your periodontist keeps your gum disease in check with routine cleanings every six months, but you can also protect your gums from recurrent inflammations by using an interdental brush and kids' plaque-detecting mouth rinse at home. An interdental brush and kids' plaque-detecting mouth rinse can remove debris effectively from beneath and between your gums. Here's how you establish a good gum-cleaning routine at home in between periodontal visits. Why Use An Interdental Brush? [Read More]

Gum Infections After Dental Implantation - How You Should Deal With The Problem

Posted on February 17, 2015

If you have a dental implant scheduled in the future, then you will be informed that there is a slight risk of infection across the implant site. Infections typically start around the gums and bacteria migrate beneath the soft tissues to the bone underneath. When this happens, oseointegration is compromised and your dental implant might fail. Fortunately, peri-implant mucositis across the gum tissues can be controlled. This will prevent more serious infections. If you see swelling and bleeding along the gums that sit over your dental implant, then make sure the problem is addressed as soon as possible. [Read More]

3 Ways To Fight The Battle Of Chronic Dry Mouth

Posted on February 13, 2015

Chronic dry mouth is caused by numerous factors, such as medical conditions, medications or age-related changes in saliva production. There are ways you can minimize the impact of dry mouth on your oral health. Try the following steps: Keep Your Oral Care Simple When choosing oral care products, selecting basic products that effectively clean your teeth and gums is best. Avoid toothpastes with whitening ingredients or abrasive textures to polish your teeth. [Read More]

3 Dental Emergencies And How To Handle Them

Posted on February 12, 2015

Taking care of your mouth is an important part of maintaining a healthy life. It is a good idea to know what to do when a problem arises with your mouth or teeth. Here are three teeth emergencies and how you should handle them. Dry Socket After Wisdom Teeth Removal Not everyone's wisdom teeth come in on their own. Many people don't have enough room inside their mouths to allow for space behind their second molars for a third molar to fit. [Read More]