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  • Why Is Dry Mouth Bad for Teeth and Oral Health?
    Why Is Dry Mouth Bad for Teeth and Oral Health?
    Saliva is important for your mouth; it keeps your mouth moist, and helps break down food for eating, making swallowing easier. It’s also important for keeping the mouth clean, so dry mouth, or xerostomia, where the salivary glands aren't producing...
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  • Common Dental Problems and Solutions
    Common Dental Problems and Solutions
    Most people experience dental problems at some point in their lives, but knowing how to prevent issues, as well as what to do if you are experiencing a problem, will help. There are several common concerns that dentists deal with...
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  • Wisdom Teeth Removal: What You Need to Know
    Wisdom Teeth Removal: What You Need to Know
    Between the ages of 17 and 25, wisdom teeth start to erupt. Most people need to have these wisdom teeth removed, although extraction isn't done unless necessary. People in this age range do need to be aware of the symptoms...
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  • White Fillings: a Guide to the Different Types Available
    White Fillings: a Guide to the Different Types Available
    Dental fillings are effective treatments used by dentists to treat cracked or broken teeth and decayed teeth. They restore strength to the tooth structure, and prevent further damage and decay. While in the past various metals and amalgam filling materials...
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  • What Are the Benefits of White Fillings?
    What Are the Benefits of White Fillings?
    The majority of people have at least one cavity throughout their lives. Cavities do need to be filled, to prevent the tooth decay from spreading, and to strengthen the tooth. While many patients are nervous about going to the dentist,...
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  • Orthodontics: Different Types of Braces and Orthodontic Treatments
    Orthodontics: Different Types of Braces and Orthodontic Treatments
    Crooked or misaligned teeth, crowded teeth, and other dental issues related to abnormally positioned teeth can cause a number of oral health concerns, as well as making it harder to eat, speak and maintain good oral hygiene. There is a...
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