Most people have to get their wisdom teeth removed at some point in their lives. If you, for some reason, didn’t get yours extracted as a teenager, your dentist might recommend removing them as an adult. Now that you don’t have your parents to walk you through it, what steps do you need to take to prepare for the big day? Here are a few things you should do before and immediately after your surgery for the best outcome.…
Read More »Some people are born with less enamel on their teeth than most. If you are a person who happens to have thinner-than-normal enamel, then there are some extra precautions you should follow in order to keep your teeth healthy and looking good. This article will help you take great care of your teeth when you are lacking enamel. Caring for your teeth Since enamel is the hard outer shell of your teeth that protects the inner tooth from cavities and decay, you want to do everything you can to give added protection to your teeth to make up for the thinner enamel.…
Read More »The first weeks of wearing new dentures is quite the adaptation period. Having a foreign object in your mouth as you talk and eat can come with some challenges. Below, you will find a few tips that can help you get through the adjustment period a little easier and find comfort in your new dentures much sooner. Check the Fit The most important thing when it comes to being able to talk and eat with your new dentures is the fit.…
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