The gradual erosion of tooth enamel can affect people in different ways. Because biting and chewing create friction, everyone can experience some degree of wear and tear through the years. However, while some people will show few changes, others can start to grow concerned by issues with noticeable wear and tear, or even changes in […]
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Without a restorative dental procedure, a cavity will continue to erode your tooth structure. That damage leads to problems with infection, which can lead to both the loss of your tooth and the potential spread of harmful bacteria to other parts of your body. With treatment, the cavity can be stopped and carefully removed before […]
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Having problems controlling your stress levels? If you are, you should know that the issue can begin to affect your dental health. One reason for this is because stress can create problems for your energy levels, and may encourage changes in your diet that negatively affect your ability to prevent tooth decay. You can also […]
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Just one unhealthy tooth can make it more difficult for you to bite and chew, particularly if there is an issue with infection or physical harm. When you are not able to bite and chew food comfortably, you can develop a compromised bite that leads to chronic pain, and you can also start to overuse […]
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When you review the long-term consequences associated with gum disease, you can understand why preventive periodontal care should be an important part of your oral hygiene routine. People who allow problems with gingivitis to progress to a more severe form of gum disease can be vulnerable to tissue damage affecting their soft tissues and bone […]
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Losing just one tooth can change your life in ways that are difficult to ignore…and also difficult to avoid. Tooth loss is not always an urgent cosmetic concern, as missing teeth in the back of your mouth can be harder to observe. However, it can be difficult to adjust to life with an incomplete smile […]
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How much thought have you recently given to your oral care routine? Many people grow comfortable with their habits, and do not give them a second thought…until they learn they have a cavity that requires treatment! If you take the time to evaluate your normal habits and look for ways to improve your oral health […]
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What can you do to preserve your appearance when you need to have dental work done? Will it be possible for you to still show off a natural, attractive smile if you have a dental filling or dental crown in a visible space? Our West Allis, WI dentist’s office has experience restoring injured teeth, and […]
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The wrong meal can wreak havoc on a person’s breath even if they have great oral health. However, if you are dealing with certain issues affecting your smile, problems with halitosis may affect you frequently no matter what you may have eaten. It is possible for bad breath to serve as one of many signs […]
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You should be concerned about tartar buildup, as this substance can increase your risk for dental problems and also cause unwelcome changes in your appearance if deposits form in visible spaces. Even if tartar deposits remain hidden, they can make a person more vulnerable to tooth decay and gum disease over time, and they can […]
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