Tooth Whitening And Children
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1 August 2016
Discolored teeth can affect your child's self esteem, but you may not be sure if whitening is a good option for a child. There are some concerns with certain whitening procedures, especially when performed on baby teeth or newly emerging adult teeth. The following guide can help you make an informed decision.
Rule out deep discoloration
Two common causes of discoloration on children's teeth can't be fixed with whitening procedures.
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2 Strawberry Recipes That Will Keep Your Teeth Bright Between Professional Whitening Treatments
Posted on:
14 July 2016
Want to keep your teeth looking healthy and bright between professional whitening treatments at the dentist? Incorporating strawberries into your diet on a regular basis is an excellent option – they'refull of astringents that work to remove surface stains, and they are packed with vitamin C which helps clear plaque away and brighten teeth. Here are two amazing strawberry recipes you can use to maintain a bright and healthy smile every day of the year:
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What Can Happen If You Don't Get Your Impacted Wisdom Teeth Removed?
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28 June 2016
Has your dentist informed you that your wisdom teeth are impacted and that you'll need to have them removed? Ignoring this advice may be tempting. After all, it's no secret that oral surgery can be painful and expensive. But when your dentist advises that you have your impacted wisdom teeth removed, he or she is making this recommendation because failing to have these teeth removed can lead to more painful, tough-to-treat consequences down the road.
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Does Your Child Have A Severe Toothache But Has Never Seen A Dentist? Why They Need An Immediate Appointment
Posted on:
8 June 2016
If your child is complaining of a tooth ache but they have never been to the dentist, it's important to get them checked out. It doesn't matter if your child is a toddler or older, not seeing the dentist is dangerous, and a toothache can be fatal.
Some people think that the pains in their pre-school or elementary aged children's mouths are just teeth coming in or moving, but the problem could be much more severe.
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