Take Care Of Your Teeth? 4 Reasons You Could Still Get A Toothache

Posted on 25 July 2017

If you've got a toothache and you're sure you don't have any cavities, you might be right. While cavities do cause toothache pain, they're not the only cause. In fact, there are a wide variety of issues that can cause toothaches; some of them aren't even related to dental problems. Here are just four conditions that can cause you to experience tooth pain. Sensitive Teeth If you've got sensitive teeth, you're going to have your fair share of toothaches, especially when you eat or drink anything that's either too hot, or too cold. [Read More]

How To Live With Dental Implants

Posted on 28 June 2017

If you are missing one or more of your teeth and you have the option to get dentures, you can have a bridge put in or you can go with dental implants. If you choose implants, you'll want to know how life will be living with implants. The information here will educate you in the different ways they can impact your life and what you can expect: The implant is permanent but may not be forever [Read More]

Understanding Dental Implant Osseointegration Failure Issues

Posted on 10 June 2017

Most dental implants are successful and can remain in the mouth. Specifically, one study shows a success rate that is well over 98%. While this is true, you may experience a complication after implant surgery. One such complication is failed osseointegration. Keep reading to learn what osseointegration is and why it may fail.  What Is Dental Implant Osseointegration? Osseointegration is the process of new bone formation around the implant root where new bone cells form and attach themselves to the implant device. [Read More]

5 Tips For Avoiding Gum Disease

Posted on 13 May 2017

Gum disease is a common dental health condition among adults and can lead to serious complications if left untreated. In fact, advanced gum disease can lead to missing teeth and heart issues. If you start taking good care of your oral health, you can reduce your chance of developing this disease. Here are five helpful tips for avoiding gum disease: Remember to Brush Your Gum Line When you brush your teeth, it's important to not neglect your gum line. [Read More]

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Good Dental Care: It Doesn't Have to Break Your Budget

I am self-employed and don't have dental insurance. I hadn't visited the dentist in years, because I thought visits would be expensive when paying out-of-pocket. I began to have tooth pain, and I knew it was finally time to visit the dentist. You could say that it was a blessing in disguise, because I learned that dental visits were not only less expensive than I thought, but I even found a great dentist that offered a monthly payment plan. My procedure will be paid off in just a few months. The good news is that I am now out of pain and learned that dental care for the self-employed is not that expensive! I hope someone reading this blog learns from my experience and stops putting off dental visits before they end up in pain, like me. You can find a great dentist that even offers financing !

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