If you should happen to get a close look at your new dental veneer before your dentist bonds it into place, you might be a bit surprised. How can something that's so small and thin be so durable, while also transforming the look of your smile? Dental veneers are tough and can last for a number of years without needing replacement, although they need to be looked after—brushed like a normal tooth with a non-abrasive toothpaste.
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Numbness and Tingling After a Dental Implant
It can be uncomfortable or somewhat painful when you try to eat with missing teeth. Your remaining teeth take on extra work as their bite force compensates for their absent counterparts, and foods with rough edges (such as chips) could easily aggravate your exposed gums that used to host a tooth. Dental implants are an efficient way to overcome this issue since the process offers a permanent replacement that mimics the missing tooth, both in look and in function.
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3 Misconceptions About Denture Repairs
Many patients who consider getting dentures don't know much about this tooth replacement option. Therefore, they may end up having misconceptions about how damaged dentures are repaired. Dentists have heard it all—from claims that a damaged denture is irreparable to rumours that partial dentures are useless once broken.
This piece will uncover 3 common misconceptions about denture repairs and why you should consider getting dentures as a reliable option for missing teeth.
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When Should You Visit Your Dentist For Tooth Extraction?
The extraction of teeth is required in some instances. Although tooth extraction procedures aren't conducted often, some scenarios must be handled by a dentist as soon as possible. This helps prevent severe problems from occurring and ensures your dental health is maintained. Outlined below are some common examples that lead to tooth extraction.
A spreading infection
If you have a dental infection, it's crucial to have it checked out by a dentist as soon as possible.
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