Halitosis or bad breath is a source of social and personal anxiety. However, there are things that you can do to improve the condition if you have bad breath. Read on to find out what the main causes of bad breath are. Causes Of Bad Breath Food – certain foods like onions and garlic cause…
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Do you have damaged teeth or even missing teeth? Perhaps your periodontal disease has become significant, and you need to have your teeth removed. If this is the case, you may need dental implants These are a very common and more advanced type of treatment that many people favor over traditional dentures. They may be what…
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Dental crowding can create several problems for patients, from children through adults. Left untreated, tooth crowding can cause lifelong issues for your oral health. Beyond the risks to your teeth, bite, and jaws, crowded teeth create a crooked appearance to your teeth and smile. This can result in lower self-confidence about your smile. At Lovett…
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If you want to keep your teeth healthy, some of the most important steps you can take are brushing and flossing your teeth every day. In addition, coming in for regular dental checkups with the professional team at Lovett Dental Missouri City can help to protect you from the effects of plaque, tartar, and cavities.…
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You nearly skipped reading this article. After all, pathology doesn’t seem that interesting at first glance. The more you discover, you will see that pathology refers to diseases that affect your life and sometimes take it. The term oral pathology refers to dental specialists who find out what causes mouth-related diseases. Then, they learn ways…
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Many people do not think about their bones when considering dental health, but the reality is that you need a lot of healthy bone tissue to maintain your smile. A strong jaw bone supports teeth and provides the force needed to talk, smile, and eat. Unfortunately, gum disease and other infections can damage the bones…
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Tooth decay occurs when tooth enamel starts to break down. Food particles remain on the teeth after you eat. These particles contain bacteria, which builds up and leads to plaque. Over time, the plaque buildup can eat away at the enamel. If you want to learn how to prevent tooth decay, then find out more…
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