Dental Guides: Dental Care (Page 18)
Why Poor Hygiene Can Put Dental Patients at Risk
Infection control is an extremely important aspect of working in a dental practice. However, it is all too often that we hear about dental infection control breaches in the media. Infection control breaches come in all shapes and sizes - some might be subtle, while others are glaringly obvious. But is this really a cause for concern?
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Understanding the Different Types of Dental Implants
Anyone can lose a tooth. Whether it’s through a gum problem requiring a tooth to be removed, an accident, or body changes due to old age, no one is entirely safe. Typically, losing your tooth/teeth makes you feel insecure or less attractive. And there’s nothing wrong with that. But, thanks to dental implants, you can now replace your tooth and get back to your normal look. And the best part? No... ❯❯❯
Are Dental Implants Better Than Crowns? Pros and Cons
If you've lost a tooth or have broken teeth, your dentist may recommend restorative options like dental implants and dental crowns. Missing dentition can mar your smile while affecting functionality and self-confidence. In this post, we consider the pros and cons of both options for a better-informed decision. Let's get started! Dental Implants Dental implants are surgical components that are... ❯❯❯
Remote Dental Billing for Emergency Needs
Remote dental billing helps to streamline your efficiency. It helps to boost and enhance your performance. You do not have to follow up on debt from customers. You also do not have to keep on monitoring the insurance companies. Health insurance companies helps to keep you focused on your job. They do so by handling your customer's debts and ensuring your job efficiency.
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Types of Dentists and their Importance to Your Oral Health
Good oral hygiene is essential to keeping your mouth, teeth and gums healthy. It also helps in your overall quality of life as well as how you appear and how self-confident you are. Asides from brushing your teeth daily and flossing, it is important that you visit a dentist from time to time. This should be at least once in 6 months even if you do not have a pressing dental issue.
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What Were the First Fillings Made Of?
Throughout history, dentistry has evolved along with other medical arts. As time goes on, the practices and materials of modern dentistry continue to evolve. They continually become more effective in preventing and treating common dental problems. But as patients, we commonly take for granted all of the care and maintenance available for our best oral health. These advancements did not happen... ❯❯❯
Dental Service Plans for Teens
"Welcome to the Downtown Brooklyn dental clinic of Hanson Place Dental Associates." That's what the sign above says. This dental practice is just across the street from the Brooklyn Museum of Art in downtown Brooklyn. I've been going to this place for years and always feel comfortable. It's a great place to go for quality work done in a warm, friendly setting. If you are looking for an excellent... ❯❯❯
The Advantages of Visiting a Vancouver Dental Clinic
Practicing excellent oral hygiene will lead to nothing but benefits for your teeth. Brushing them every single day in the morning and at night is something everyone should do. Not only that, but flossing is also a smart option because it helps you eliminate the small food particles that get stuck between the teeth.
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Benefits of Using a Dentist in Pensacola
It is not unusual to desire healthy looking teeth as they make you look good especially when you smile. Sometimes you may feel pains or unusual sensations that may have you worried and uncomfortable. One sure way of getting rid of this is visiting a dentist and if you live in Pensacola, this article is for you. In this article, we give some reasons why using a dentist in Pensacola is the best... ❯❯❯
Exploring Avenues for HIV Treatment through Clinical Research
When HIV hit the human population in 1980, little did anyone know that it would take several lifetimes to conceive a sure-shot treatment. Widely believed to have originated in Kinshasa in Democratic Republic of Congo around 1920 when HIV crossed species from chimpanzees to humans, HIV remained an elusive disease and transmission was not accompanied by noticeable signs or symptoms.
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