Are you tired of having teeth that are less than perfect? Would you like to have a better smile but you don't think you can afford to pay for the work? Dental work can be expensive, but it doesn't always have to be. Despite what you may have heard from friends or family, you may not have to spend a lot in order to get good dental care. There are a number of things that you can do that can make your dental bills much more affordable.
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The Trouble With Shark Teeth: Understanding What To Do If Your Child Has Them
Have you recently noticed that a second row of teeth are growing in directly behind your child's baby teeth? After noticing this situation going on in your child's mouth, you may be freaking out and wondering what you can do to fix the problem. When an adult tooth starts growing in before a baby tooth has fallen out, it is commonly referred to as a shark tooth. Although it may be a nuisance, the good news is that there is a way to solve this dental problem.
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Understanding The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Choosing Metal And Porcelain Implant Crowns
If you have started the dental implant process, then you may be excited for the placement of the crown. Crown adhesion occurs during the last stage of the process once the jaw bone heals and develops new cells around the implant root. Your dentist will work with you to decide on the best crown for you and your lifestyle. While all porcelain crowns are common and often suggested, they are not the only type that may be suggested.
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What To Expect When You Have Your Teeth Professionally Whitened
Most people desire a bright, white smile, but a lot of people don't have one when they reach adulthood. While there are a number of teeth whitening products available in drug stores, if you want the brightest smile possible your best bet is to visit a cosmetic dentist for an in-office teeth whitening procedure. If you're interested in professional teeth whitening, you can expect the following:
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When you have your teeth professionally whitened by a cosmetic dentist, you will need to keep your mouth open for an extended period of time.
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