Exploring the Different Areas of Dentistry

Posted on: 11 October 2022
You might have heard of implant rejection—when the body rejects an organic or synthetic object that was medically implanted into it. Although you might be convinced that a dental implant offers the strongest and most natural-looking replacement option for your missing tooth (and you'd be correct), you might still be wondering—is it possible for your body to reject a dental implant? The Implant in Your jaw Dental implants aren't prone to being rejected, and as the concept relates to other forms of rejection, it's not quite possible for such a rejection to occur.
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Posted on: 8 March 2022
Will your Invisalign braces conveniently and expertly reposition your misaligned teeth? Absolutely. Can this still happen if your teeth have fillings in them? Definitely. Are you able to get a cavity filled during your Invisalign treatment? Well, you can, but it's not the wisest option for the success of your orthodontic treatment, or for your wallet.  Custom-Made Invisalign braces are custom-made for each individual user. The aligner trays are designed to hug the precise contours of each tooth, with the view that these contours will not change during your treatment.
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Posted on: 6 January 2022
Thanks to modern dentistry, losing a tooth doesn't have to affect your smile forever. There are many replacement options out there, and one of the most popular is dental implants. As a long-term solution, they can help you restore your smile and make chewing your food easier. If you're set to have dental implant treatment, it may help to learn more about what to expect in your first 24 hours.
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Posted on: 5 October 2021
If you are the kind of person who puts off visiting the dentist for a checkup, you could be storing up a lot of problems for yourself in the future. Next time you are considering cancelling your next dental appointment, consider these five advantages of regular dental care. 1. Save Your Teeth As long as it is spotted early, tooth decay is easy to treat. A dentist can apply a small dental filling to stop the spread of decay and keep the tooth healthy.
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