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Full Mouth Reconstructions

Full Mouth Reconstruction - Getting Familiar with the Basics Introduction The mouth consists of both soft and hard tissue, both of which need to function well and in balance in order for our oral health to be at its peak. Whenever there is somethi...

Jul

Sleep Apnea and Dentistry

Why Do Sleep Apnea Patients Require Help from Their Dentist as Well?IntroductionWhen we talk about sleep apnea, we actually talk about a potentially dangerous and life-threatening sleep disorder. Affecting both men and women, although men are more commonly predisposition to thi...

Jul

Minimally Invasive Dentistry- The Basic Information That You Need To Know

Minimally Invasive Dentistry - What Is There to Know About It?Minimally invasive dentistry has been quite popular especially in the last few years. Dentists all around the world have encouraged their patients and shared their positive opinions about this interesting techni...

Jul

What Do You Need To Know About Dental Cone Beam CT and Airway Analysis

Dental Cone Beam CT and Airway Analysis - What Is There to Know?Introduction Has your doctor used terms such as dental cone beam CT and/or airway analysis? If you are here, reading this article, then he/she probably has and you probably have no idea what these terms...

Jul

Sleep Apnea and Oral Appliances

Can You Use Dental Appliances to Treat Your Sleep Apnea? Find Out Now!Introduction Do you wonder why you feel tired even though you have slept at least 8 to 9 hours last night? Are there any chances that you might suffer from sleep apnea? If you are reading our a...

Jul

Digital Smile Design

Digital Smile Design - Know This Before You Try ItAre you one of the many people who tend to hide their smiles because they are unsatisfied with it? Do you feel ashamed, even a bit self-conscious because you do not have the smile of your dreams? Yes, oral health is quite i...

Jul

Xylitol and Xerostomia

Xerostomia is a term that refers to dry mouth resulting from reduced or absent saliva flow. While xerostomia is not a disease, it may be a symptom of various health conditions, side effect of medications, or an adverse reaction of radiation to the head and neck. Dry mouth can be...

Jul

Vitamins and The Prevention of Oral Cancer

Studies have shown a large, statistically significant reduction in the risk of cancers of the oral cavity and pharynx with high intake of fruits and vegetables (1). This may be due to the potency of vitamins and minerals found in fruit and vegetable products, wh...

Jul

Tooth Loss In Older Adults

Tooth loss in aging adults is of concern for nutritional status, bone health, the structure of remaining teeth, and psychological health. Although the causes of tooth loss in older adults remain varied and somewhat contested, it is generally agreed upon that too...

Jul

Reflux and Oral Health

While many consumers experience occasional acid reflux (or, as it is more commonly known-heartburn), a more severe, recurrent form of reflux can be of serious damage to teeth and the oral cavity. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is characterized by frequent back...

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