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Using Dental Crowns to Protect Weakened Teeth

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Sometimes covering up a problem isn’t going to solve it. With dental crowns, however, this isn’t the case. Crowns are used to protect, restore, and support broken or weakened teeth. For those who have severely discolored or sharp, malformed teeth, crowns can also be used to cover the teeth. They may be used to cover […]

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What Causes Oversensitive Teeth?

Posted in Dental Care, Oral Health

It’s not fun when all you want to do is enjoy your milkshake, but every time the cold touches your sensitive tooth, you wince with pain. So what causes your teeth to be sensitive to something as harmless as a dessert? There are various factors that can cause oversensitive teeth. Brushing too hard can wear […]

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How to Care For Your Porcelain Veneers

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry

Porcelain veneers, a very popular choice amongst the A-listers, will brighten your smile and leave an impression everywhere you go. The best part about veneers: they are not much different from your natural teeth in terms of maintenance. Treat your porcelain veneers like you would your natural teeth, with gentle care and diligent brushing and […]

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Dental Implants: A Cost-Effective Option?

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Being left with an open gap in your mouth after you’ve lost a tooth can hurt your self-esteem, be bothersome when chewing, and just be an all-around nuisance. Fortunately, at my Beverly Hillsdental practice, dental implants that look and feel like your natural teeth can fill that space. Because every patient and situation is different, […]

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Invisalign vs Metal: Which Braces Are Right For You?

Posted in Oral Health

Even if their teeth are uneven or crooked, some people would opt out of straightening them with metal braces just to avoid the discomfort and embarrassment of metal on their teeth. Many adults are also hesitant to wear metal braces in fear of appearing like they are going through the awkward years of puberty again. […]

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A Guide to Common Dental Problems

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There are various dental and oral problems that can be easily prevented and even treated before they cause more serious damage – and require extensive procedures from your dentist. The following is some helpful information that can provide further insight to some of the most common issues. Tooth Decay: Also known as cavities, tooth decay […]

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Bad Teeth is “The Biggest Turn-off”

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Are you single and looking for that special someone? If you answered “yes,” then you may want to pay extra attention to this: A beautiful smile can help you land a date with the person you’ve been eyeing for weeks or months! In a recent survey, “The Biggest Turn-off,” it was revealed that people first […]

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Infant Diet Affects Oral Health

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Over the years, the increase in childhood obesity, diabetes, and other health issues has increased drastically. In addition, dental health and oral hygiene problems are on the rise, and tooth decay can often signal a more serious health issue. While not all tooth-related troubles are linked to medical problems, it is important to look at […]

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Oral Hygiene Basics

Posted in Oral Health

If you’re looking to save a few dollars, but still want to make sure that your oral hygiene doesn’t take a hit from it, the following tips may be quite useful. Along with maintaining routine visits with your dental provider, these steps can help prevent the need for aggressive dental treatments: Brush at least twice […]

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Teeth Grinding Can Indicate Sleep Problems

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Do you wake up with a headache or jaw pain? Are you usually tired throughout the day despite getting plenty of sleep? Chances are that you may be suffering from “bruxism” (teeth grinding). According to an article on CNN’s website, “It occurs in approximately 14% to 17% of children, although these rates decrease with age.” […]

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