The discounted rates on dental services have brought about disputes between the Florida Dental Health Association and some major insurance companies on the market. The seed of the fight is centering on patients who exhaust their …
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Symptoms of TMD may cause discomfort, but may also only be noticeable to a trained neuromuscular dentist. A neuromuscular dentist can help identify painless symptoms of TMD during your regular dental exams.
The British Dental Health Foundation released a rather shocking report this month that may cause many women to step up their oral hygiene routine. The report, released on February 11, 2011, states that women with gum disease and or missing teeth may be up to 11 times more likely to develop breast cancer. … Read Full Post
Steven, a member of the Dentistry Forum, recently had full ceramic crowns completed on some of his front teeth, but he was confused by the instructions his dentist gave him after the procedure. Steven writes, “I just had a restoration with Procera zirconia on upper front teeth. The doctor said I should avoid biting with them.” I did my best to answer his question, but I would like to hear your experiences after having a posterior or anterior crown placed. Are you able to enjoy foods the same way as you did before you had your crowns done? Are there certain foods that you now avoid because of your crowns? We all know that obvious food such as candy should be avoided … Read Full Post
www.kandeethemakeupartist.blogspot.com Cheap and Fast way to whiten (bleach) your teeth, at home….and no, DO NOT use real bleach on your teeth!!!
Baking powder can bleach teeth because it contains baking soda. Simply create a paste of one-part baking powder to one-part water, and brush for one-to-two minutes. Whiten teeth with baking powder, making sure to rinse thoroughly after brushing, with tips from a licensed dental assistant in this free video on oral hygiene. Expert: Michelle McPhail Contact: www.MySolutionz.com Bio: Michelle McPhail has been a licensed dental assistant for seven years. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Dr. Weller explains why teeth whitening for teens should be done under the supervision of a dentist. It may cause sensitivity and could have a long term effect on the tooth if done too often.