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Dental Visits: 3 Non-surgical Dental Procedures to Restore Your Confidence

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Most people’s self-confidence is ingrained in their appearance: their hair, weight and teeth play a vital role in how they perceive themselves. When you’re hit with misshapen or discoloured teeth, chances are you’d rather stay at home than head out on a date. Instead of moping around, it may be time to discuss your options with your dentist. Here are some non-surgical cosmetic dental procedures that can help you restore your confidence in no time.…

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Teething Troubles: The Do's And Don'ts Of Teething Pain Relief

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Teething is one of the least pleasant parts of a young child’s development, and not just for your baby - a house with a baby in pain is never a peaceful place to be. It’s unsurprising, then, that there are a myriad of pain relief potions and nostrums on the market designed for teething babies. There are also a range of home remedies that come widely recommended, ranging from standard medical practises to the more scientifically dubious.…

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Is micro-abrasion right for making your smile white?

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There are a number of treatments that can help you to achieve whitened teeth and one of the common but lesser known ones is micro-abrasion treatment. But is this treatment safe and does it work? What is micro-abrasion treatment? Micro-abrasion treatment is the careful removal of a thin layer of your enamel. Basically, the discoloured part of your enamel is removed. This can be done during a normal dental clean. Follow up treatments may require the bleaching of the teeth to keep them white.…

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Tracing the Basics of Gingivitis

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If you are experiencing sensitivity and pain in your gums and teeth, you need to see a dentist before it is too late. Your dentist will probably diagnose you with gingivitis. The following is a look at what gingivitis is all about. What is Gingivitis? This is an infection of your gums which if left untreated could lead to tooth loss. What Causes Gingivitis? Gingivitis is mainly caused by poor oral hygiene which encourages the formation of plaque.…

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