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6 Situations When a Root Canal May Be Recommended

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It is hard to know whether you need a root canal procedure on your own, especially in the early stages of the problem. You may not notice any physical symptoms until the problem reaches its advanced stage, which is the reason regular dental checkups are important. However, if you do not visit a dentist to detect a growing problem before it worsens, you may get an infected tooth, which may necessitate a root canal.


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Cosmetic Dentistry: Inlays and Onlays vs. Crowns

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Inlays, onlays and dental crowns are most commonly used in general dentistry, but many individuals are exploring them for Cosmetic Dentist purposes. Cosmetic dentistry aims to improve the form and function of teeth that are in bad shape, whether due to accidental damage or long-term complications from cavities or infections. Through inlay, onlay and crown placement, individuals can improve the appearance of their teeth and ensure good functionality.


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What Can Happen If My Gum Disease Is Left Untreated?

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Gum Disease is very serious; nonetheless, many people still ignore the signs and put seeking treatment for it on the back burner. Oftentimes, gum disease shows warning signs that are hard to miss, such as inflammation, bleeding, or redness. Whenever these signs are discovered, it is important to get to a general dentist right away to undergo treatment. Without treatment, one's oral health is put at severe risk. 


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How Long Does Professional Teeth Whitening Take?

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If you are concerned with discoloration of your teeth, then you may benefit from professional teeth whitening. It is a safe, effective, and quick way to remove minor to moderate stains on teeth and make teeth whiter. Understanding what to expect and how long the results last can help you determine whether treatment is appropriate.


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Dental Implant Placement After Traumatic Tooth Expulsion

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Tooth expulsion is not something anyone wants to go through, but thankfully, a dental implant can help with this. Often times, a tooth expulsion occurs due to a traumatic injury to the face or head. With the help of a dental implant, a tooth expulsion can easily be taken care of. 

Dental implants are one of the most effective ways to replace missing teeth. They are durable and very long-lasting. In this article is an overview of what a dental implant can do for a person after a traumatic tooth expulsion has occurred. If you have recently lost a tooth, this information may be helpful.


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General Dentist Tips for a Toothache

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Toothaches often cause discomfort, as well as difficulty with eating and speaking, however, with the help of a general dentist, the toothache can be remedied. General dentists offer routine dental care to patients of all ages, which makes them experts at dealing with things, such as toothaches. 


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Emergency Dentistry and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Disease: When Is a Broken Tooth a Dental Emergency?

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Looking for more information on how emergency dentistry and the coronavirus (COVID-19) disease can be dealt with while most of America is still under quarantine? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, dental offices are recommended to postpone elective dental procedures, surgeries, and non-urgent dental visits, and prioritize urgent and emergency visits and procedures until further notice.


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General Dentistry: Why Do I Need X-Rays?

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X-rays in general dentistry are useful for catching dental conditions that may not be visible to the eye. General dentists typically require patients to get x-rays at least once a year to ensure that the teeth, gums and jawbone are all strong and healthy.

There is a lot of controversy around x-rays in any type of medicine, dentistry included. Because x-rays expose patients to radiation, dentists try to avoid overdoing them. However, there is no proven evidence that dental x-rays are dangerous and general dentists rely on them to maintain a patient's oral and dental health.


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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Prevention Efforts and Emergency Dentistry Care

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Due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the American Dental Association has released guidelines for dental practitioners across the country. As of March 16, 2020, it is recommended that dentists delay all nonessential treatment and perform emergency procedures only. This is to help reduce the risk of patients coming in contact with the virus in a dental clinic. It is also to protect the dental staff as well.


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Dental Offices -The Use of PPE Per CDC Guidance for Exposure Prevention at Smile Artistry Chino Valley

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The phrase "PPE per CDC guidance" has been in the news a lot lately. People are turning to the CDC to find out how to protect themselves from exposure to the coronavirus. Dentists are also tuned in to what the CDC has to say. Following the PPE per CDC guidance for dentists is critical in preventing the spread of the disease while treating patients. The guidance has changed with COVID-19. Dentists are incorporating these changes into their practices.


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