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When I was a kid, my parents, my sister, and I didn’t visit a dentist’s office very often. Because my parents didn’t have any dental insurance, they couldn’t afford to pay dental fees. Unfortunately, the decision to skip semi-annual dental appointments has led to my mom having many problems with her teeth recently. Sadly, her gums are receding. Because her dentist is concerned about how this condition will affect her teeth, he is being very proactive. One of the things he is considering performing is a set of root canals. On this blog, you will discover the most common dental issues root canals correct. Enjoy!

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3 Natural Ingredients To Try For At-Home Teeth Whitening

Posted on March 23, 2017

Going to the dentist to get your teeth whitened is one of the most effective ways to achieve a whiter smile, but it can also be an expensive method to use. If you would like to have whiter teeth without paying a lot of money, you may want to try some natural at-home remedies first. Here are three different methods you could try that may help your teeth become whiter without visiting the dentist. [Read More]

3 Ways To Avoid High Dental Bills

Posted on March 20, 2017

Going to the dentist is a very necessary aspect of maintaining your overall health, but it can often be a bit pricey for many individuals, particularly if those individuals are not covered by insurance. Listed below are three ways to avoid high dental bills. Utilize Preventive Care Procedures One of the easiest and most basic ways to avoid high dental bills is to simply take advantage of preventive care measures offered by your dentist. [Read More]

Thinking Of Getting An Oral Piercing? Learn These Dental Problems It Can Cause Before You Do

Posted on March 8, 2017

If you want to pierce your tongue or cheek, you should know that these piercings can cause you to have dental problems. There is a lot of bacteria in your mouth, and the piercing site could easily become infected and swell. Besides this, these piercings can cause dental problems, two of which are listed below. This can help you decide if getting a piercing is a good choice for you. [Read More]

Is Your Diabetes Putting You at Risk of Gum Disease?

Posted on March 6, 2017

If you have diabetes, you may be surprised to learn that you also have an increased risk for gum disease. Nearly 30 million Americans have diabetes and nearly 22 percent of those Americans also have periodontal disease. The reasons may seem complicated, but the more you understand about the connection between your diabetes and the health of your mouth, the better you will be able to prevent unnecessary dental problems. [Read More]