Five Factors That May Be Making Your Teeth Sensitive

Posted on: 19 May 2016

Many people think that tooth sensitivity is something that they simply have to learn to live with. That is not the case at all though. There are many different things that can cause you to have sensitive teeth and many ways to treat the problem easily. The guide below walks you through a few things that may be causing your tooth sensitivity. At-Home Teeth Whitening Treatments There are many over-the-counter teeth whitening kits that are now available in stores.
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3 Ways To Help Improve Your Children's Dental Health That Go Beyond Brushing

Posted on: 14 April 2016

If you're a parent who is trying to keep your children's teeth as healthy as possible, you're no doubt ensuring they brush and floss regularly, in addition to limiting the candy they can have. But there are more things you can do that will contribute to the children's dental and gum health as well as to their overall health. Here's a look at three actions that will help your children's tooth and gum health in lasting ways.
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Rooting Out The Myths: Why Getting A Root Canal Isn't So Scary After All

Posted on: 14 April 2016

If you listen to the myths spread about root canals, you might think that getting the common procedure is similar to getting tortured in a scene from Game of Thrones. However, after you separate myth from fact, you'll see that getting a root canal is not much different than having a cavity filled. In fact, you'll likely realize that the procedure isn't scary at all. The Excruciating Pain Myth The root canal procedure is closely associated with the giant myth that it's incredibly painful.
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Tired Of That Gummy Smile? Check Out Gum Contouring

Posted on: 27 March 2016

Have you heard about a little-known cosmetic dental procedure called gum contouring? It helps people who are not confident about the appearance of their gums feel better about their smiles. The following article takes a closer look at this intriguing concept.  Why It's Done  Gum contouring, also know as gum reshaping, is done to change the shape of your gum line. If your gums are either too high on your teeth or too low, your smile can become less appealing. Typically, the procedure is not medically necessary and is for the sake of your appearance.
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