Dental Guides (Page 20)
How Dentists Can Protect Themselves During COVID
The coronavirus has challenged and continues to challenge healthcare professionals as well as those who need to seek medical help. Yet the world has rapidly adapted to ensure the safety of the public and keyworkers who are continuing to perform their duties. The role of healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, and dentists continues to be pivotal and essential during the pandemic,... ❯❯❯
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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3 Signs You Might Need Braces
More adults and children are straightening their teeth today, than ever before. This is because there are now options to traditional braces, giving you more ways to improve your smile. But it can be difficult to know whether you need teeth straightening. So, we asked the dental professionals at impactortho.com to share three signs you might need your smile corrected.
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Where to Get the Best Whitening Toothpaste
Shopping for health and beauty products is often a game composed of many compromises. There are plenty of specialized toothpaste on the market and finding a toothpaste that’s well-rounded can require you to make sacrifices in specific areas. That’s not even taking into account the harsh and potentially dangerous chemicals that are packed into so many toothpaste brands. But there’s one brand you... ❯❯❯
A Guide to Proper Oral Hygiene
Oral hygiene is a thing that many people discuss today. To keep yourself healthy and confident, you'll want to ensure that you always your oral hygiene in check. Aside from ensuring that you brush your teeth daily, there are many other things that you should do to protect your oral health.
Five steps to achieving proper oral hygiene
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An Easy Way to Get Rid of Wine Stains
Ever got embarrassed due to that purple stain on your teeth after drinking wine? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. The sight of a beautiful glass of red wine seems exciting to all of us, but leaving behind that stain can be tricky. We are here to help you with ways on how you can continue to enjoy your drink while keeping your pearly whites intact.
Clean your Teeth Beforehand.
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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... ❯❯❯
