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Exploring Procedures in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

When it comes to correcting issues with your face, jaws, teeth, and gums, oral and maxillofacial surgery provides the most intensive form of treatment. Patients with skeletal and dental anomalies, whether from birth malformations, illnesses, or accidents, often undergo this type of surgical procedure. Patients who experience these problems may suffer from improper jaw alignment, pain, …

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How Sedation Dentistry Can Address Anxiety and Provide Good Oral Health

Dentophobia, a fear of the dentist, is a condition that can cause intense fears surrounding dental visits and dental procedures. If you’re someone with severe dental anxiety or dentophobia, there’s no need to feel shame. In fact, in the United States, over 10% of adults have a classified ‘extreme fear’. If you’re someone who has avoided …

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What Is the Difference Between Porcelain & Composite Veneers

Veneers are a great solution for those looking to improve their smile through the use of artificially created “teeth”. Dental veneers are a corrective procedure that involves composite or porcelain teeth “covers” that are attached to the front of your teeth to create an amazing smile. These veneers are typically done in sets or for your entire …

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Staying Ahead of Cavities

Maintaining solid dental habits is essential to your oral health. It’s been said that keeping practices reliable can help prevent cavities, but many people need help figuring out how to do so. If left unchecked, cavities can wreak havoc on your oral health, leading to the necessity of repairing damaged teeth. But, intervening before this …

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