While dental implants are a wonderful alternative to dentures, their implantation into your jawbone is not without any pain or discomfort. However, there are some simple things that you can do to improve your recovery time and control any pain that you may experience after your procedure, such as:
Control Any Bleeding with Direct Pressure
When you are finished with your implant procedure, your oral surgeon will give you some sterile gauze pads that you can use if your implant site starts to bleed.…
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A damaged tooth can be a major problem that has to be addressed for both cosmetic and health reasons. Depending on the type and severity of the damage, you may want to consider getting a dental crown. For those that have never received this type of dental treatment, it is easy to be uncertain about what to expect.
However, the following answers to commonly asked questions about dental crowns will help you to have a better understanding of this routine procedure:…
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If you play a rough sport such as hockey or boxing, you may find that you have several more dental emergencies than you planned. If this is your first time seeking out emergency dental care, you will find that your options are limited because time is limited when your damaged teeth need help. It helps to know in advance of a dental emergency what your options are and what you will choose before you get into the dentist’s chair.…
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