Dental Care and Special Needs: Planning for Success

Posted on: 14 December 2021

While many people know that not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, getting plenty of exercise, and consuming a healthy diet may help lower the risk for heart attack and stroke, they may not know that general dental care may also reduce the risk. Here are some general dentistry interventions that may help lower your risk for a cardiovascular event and stroke. Professional Scaling Treatments Getting your teeth professionally cleaned a couple of times a year may reduce your risk of suffering a stroke or heart attack.
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Posted on: 3 November 2021

Dental implants are increasing in popularity as more and more people realize the benefits. However, dental implants involve minor surgery and it's important to make decisions about things like that very carefully. To help you better understand the benefits of dental implants, review the below information before you make your decision. They Fool Your Bones  When a tooth falls out, the jawbones under the gums know about it. As the space remains empty, the bones become weak underneath.
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Posted on: 23 September 2021

Your smile is more important than you may realize. While it may just seem like something you do when you are happy, there are many great things your smile does for you. It helps you to connect with those around you, and it lets them know your mood. Your smile is an important tool when it comes to expressing your pleasure regarding a situation. Your smile can also be very important for your profession.
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Posted on: 16 August 2021

Root canal treatment sounds painful, but it usually isn't. In fact, root canal treatment is far more beneficial than it is painful. When oral bacteria infect teeth, the infection can quickly spread without dental treatment. And the best way to treat a tooth infection is with root canal treatment. Root canal treatment is beneficial to infected teeth in several different ways: Root canal treatment stops infection from spreading Once infection sets in, without treatment, that infection can quickly worsen.
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