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What To Eat After Wisdom Teeth Removal? Your Road to Recovery
Wondering what foods to eat after wisdom teeth removal? Getting wisdom teeth removed is standard practice nowadays. Most people get their wisdom teeth extracted because they are experiencing pain around the area. It could also be that their dentist recommended...
Pros and Cons of Dental Implants — Weighing Up Your Options
Dental implants are the closest you can get to a complete and natural smile if you have a missing tooth or set of teeth. But are they right for you? In this post, we’ll talk about the pros and cons of dental implants to help you decide if they are what you need. So...
How to Make Your Teeth White? Everything You Need To Know
If you've been searching for tips on how to make your teeth white, you've likely found a heap of information on various methods, hacks, and tricks. Knowing what really works and what doesn't can be tricky, to say the least. So, in this post, we'll explore the world of...
How to Make Your Dentures Fit Better? Understand Why It’s Important
While dentures offer a convenient and affordable option for tooth replacement, ill-fitting dentures can be uncomfortable and difficult to wear—to say nothing of the embarrassment you may feel if they slip or fall out. In some cases, loose dentures may even cause pain...
Tooth Bridge vs Implant – Which is the Best Dental Restoration Treatment?
Tooth bridge vs implant for restorative dentistry? What is the best solution when you are missing one or more teeth? The answer isn't always that simple as it depends on your situation. Comparison of a tooth bridge vs an implant Australian adults have...
How Does Invisalign Work? Your Questions Answered
In recent years, Invisalign treatment has been a significant innovation in orthodontics to straighten teeth without metal braces. It's certainly proven to be a popular option, but exactly how does Invisalign work and will it deliver a good result? Let's take a closer...
Veneers Before and After – Transform Your Smile With The Treatment
Veneers before and after photos are a great way to see what this relatively simple cosmetic dentistry treatment can do to improve your smile and confidence. Getting veneers is a treatment less intrusive than getting dental crowns. But what is a dental veneer, and how...
Do Veneers Hurt? All You Need To Know About Porcelain Veneers
Dental veneers could provide a solution if your teeth are healthy but you dislike how your smile looks. Veneers are thin covers or shells of porcelain attached to the front surface of the teeth to make them appear whiter and more even. However, like any dental...
Titanium Teeth Implants – 8 Reasons to Choose Them
Since the 1960s, titanium has become a popular reconstruction, and implant material in dentistry and nowadays, titanium teeth implants are more popular than ever. In fact, the global dental implants market was projected to reach $4.8 billion in 2021 and is forecast to...
Neoss Implant Review – Why We Use Them And How They Can Help?
If you consider getting dental implants, you may have heard of the Neoss implant. This is a new type of implant that has gained popularity over the past few years. This blog post will discuss ten things you need to know about the Neoss implant. We will cover...
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