The Power of Restorative Dentistry

Posted on: 19 January 2018
Most people that need a tooth extracted will have a recovery that is fairly uneventful. Tooth extractions are safe and very common, but there are factors that can increase your risk of complications after the procedure. Here are some medications you should avoid due to the potential risks. Anticoagulants Prescription anticoagulants can be very powerful. These medications have the ability to make blood platelets within the body less sticky. While it's a phenomenon that is good for people that have a higher than normal risk of a heart attack, stroke, or blood clots, it creates a health risk for people that have a tooth extraction performed.
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Posted on: 17 December 2017
If you have paid attention to the media or Hollywood, you might have noticed that more and more people are showing off their perfect teeth. Is everyone now genetically inclined to have perfect teeth? Of course not, but many more people are now opting for porcelain veneers. To help you understand if this is something that you might want to have for yourself, you will want to check out the following information.
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Posted on: 17 November 2017
If you have yellow, chipped, or slightly crooked teeth, you should talk to your dentist about getting porcelain veneers. These are thin pieces of porcelain that are colored to match your teeth and glued to the front of them. While some problems may be repaired by having a crown placed over the teeth, veneers are often the better choice. Here are just a few reasons why. Less Filing of Your Natural Teeth
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Posted on: 20 October 2017
If you have decided to take a vacation and you end up dealing with a dental emergency while you are far away from home, then you want to make sure you act in the absolute best interest of your teeth so you can avoid future problems. Here is a guide to dealing with a dental emergency while you are far away from where you live: Provide yourself with immediate first aid
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