If you have recently seen your dentist for the first time in several years, then you may not be surprised that you have to return to the office for a few treatments. However, you might be apprehensive if you learn that a root canal is needed. If you are worried or anxious about this, then there are a few things you should know.
Root Canals Are Only Scheduled If Needed
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A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is surgically placed into your jawbone to provide support for a dental prosthetic device such as a bridge, crown, or full arch denture. Currently, dental implants are a long-term option for replacing missing teeth. However, there is one segment of the population that may not see the same results in dental implants due to problems in the healing process: cigarette smokers. Here's why and what you can do to prevent problems with your future dental implants if you smoke cigarettes.
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If you are walking down the aisle soon and are getting ready to marry your best friend, then you may be worried that you won't look your best. Because you will be looking at pictures of yourself for years to come, you want to ensure that you look better than ever. If, however, you are a little bit self-conscious about your smile, then you may need some help from a dentist.
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Dentists are typically willing to see patients of all ages. Most dentists recommend that the first visit to a dental office start around age two, when a toddler is finally allowed to brush with toothpaste that has fluoride in it. You might consult a dentist sooner if you notice something that is very wrong with your child's teeth, but two is typically the rule of thumb. Additionally, you can take your children to see any dentist, but a kids' dentist is more ideal.
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Losing a tooth is something that no adult looks forward to. An adult tooth that is lost due to decay or accident will not grow back, leaving you with a void in your smile. Missing teeth can affect your confidence and your willingness to engage with others.
There are a few different procedures that your dentist can use to replace a missing tooth, but investing in dental implants can have the most positive impact on your oral health in the future.
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