Dental Implants | A Dental Health & Wellness Blog
A healthy mouth is just as important to your overall health as diet and exercise are. Missing teeth don't just affect your physical health: tooth loss can impact your emotional health, lowering your self esteem, and even cause isolation because of embarrassment. Dental implants aren't just used for cosmetic reasons; they're also used for restoration.
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Many people are curious about dental implants as a choice for replacing missing teeth. If you are considering dental implants, read this FAQ for answers to the most common questions about this procedure.
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A cosmetic dentist can make a big impact on the quality of your life. Have you ever considered improving your smile? Everyday you look at your self in the mirror, do you take the time to consider how having a perfect, beautiful smile could effect your life? Well, thankfully modern dentistry has many options available to recreate your smile! Listed below is a brief description of just some of the great procedures dental professionals can do to improve your smile. It is always a good idea to discuss ways to make you happy with your smile with your dental provider during your bi annual cleanings and exams.
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I'm missing a tooth. What are my tooth replacement options?
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Another teen trend looms on the horizon - dental tattoos. Tooth tattoos are growing in popularity in India and parts of Europe and may soon become the latest way to express individuality.
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When you go to the dentist, you know that he checks for
cavities and gum disease and cleans your teeth. But there are many other
aspects to your dental checkup that you may not be aware of. While going to the
dentist might not be fun it is vital to your health and your dentist is doing a
lot more than just checking for holes.
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