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When planning a wedding there are so many things to organise and arrange, but one thing you can be certain of (as well as that embarrassing uncle having a few too many!) is that your smile will be on full display throughout your big day.
- Dental Anxiety, Dental, Gum and Jaw Health
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Why are so many people considering dental surgery holidays, are those initial savings and a few days lounging around the pool really worth the risk?
- All On 4/ Dental Implants
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Aside from the important analysis of Rob’s teeth, gums and facial structure – we consider the building of a trusting and comfortable relationship as an integral part of what can be a life-changing operation.
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Going for dental treatment can be a literal and proverbial pain for some people. Millions of people fail to get necessary dental care because they are so frightened of the dentist. Yet, in today’s technologically advanced society, one can overcome their fear with dental sedation. In this article, you will learn more about sedation dentistry and whether you should or should not opt for sedation dentistry.
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There is a saying that states an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Does your current dentist live up to your expectations? If not, you might want read on. Instead of focusing merely on treating dental diseases, a holistic approach towards dentistry aims to promote awareness on overall dental health and wellness. In some cases, dentists may pay extra attention to the patient's entire physical and emotional health as well. In this article, you will know more about holistic dentistry and reasons for you to consider it for yourself.
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The use of mercury in the dental industry has been around for years. While many dentists oppose its use in dental fillings, cost considerations have meant that it continues to be a popular option. In the past, the options were limited and the choice was usually between gold and mercury. Today, there are many great alternatives and people do not have to use mercury. However, many dentists are still using mercury and the argument is that the level of toxicity is too small to be significant.