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Getting A Dental Bridge For A Missing Tooth

Hi, my name is Robin Pearson and when I had to have a tooth pulled, I was just devastated. I didn't want to have a gap in my mouth so I asked my dentist what he could do. My dentist said there were a couple of options regarding replacing a tooth that's missing. The option that interested me was a dental bridge. I went home and read all I could about dental bridges so I would completely understand how they work to fill in the missing space in my mouth. Since I am very pleased with my dental bridge, I wanted to share this information with other people who are also considering this option for a missing tooth.

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Some kids don't make it through each dental cleaning without getting the news that they will need to come back for a filling or two. This doesn't mean that they don't practice good dental hygiene – it could be due to the shape of his or her teeth, the daily diet or even how much saliva their mouth produces. If your kids seem to have issues with cavities, it might be time to consider talking to your pediatric dentist about having dental sealant applied to the teeth. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Dental discount plans are one of the best options available to individuals that need dental work but are without an employer-provided dental plan, typically because they are able to cover just about anyone and they are quite affordable. Listed below are just three of the many reasons to buy a discount plan for your dental needs. It Is Ideal If You Need A Lot Of Dental Work One of the primary issues that a dental discount plan can help you avoid is a coverage limit, which is a very good thing if you are in a situation where you might need a lot of dental work. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Fear of the dentist is not uncommon. Most people have some level of anxiety about sitting in the dental chair. What you might not realize is that from the moment you walk in the door at your dentist's office, he or she is working to calm your nervousness. Here are a few ways your dentist does that: Televisions Throughout the Office The televisions in the lobby and exam area are just one way your dentist is helping you to prepare for your dental exam. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

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What Happens When A Second Root Canal Fails?

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

It's an unfortunate case when a tooth needs two or more treatments after a root canal. When you find yourself in this situation, you're probably not eager to spend a lot of time retreating your tooth. Here is some information about why this situation arises, and what you should do. Reasoning for Multiple Root Canals In certain situations, you can end up having multiple root canals on the same tooth. That happens a lot when you forgot to get the restorative crown put in place on a previous, temporary root canal filling. Read More