There is a brief adjustment period when you receive a set of dentures. This is kind of logical, and it's just a case of getting used to the physical sensation of having them in your mouth, particularly when you talk and eat. But this period of adjustment quickly comes to an end, and your dentures become comfortable and familiar. And yet, there can be circumstances which mean that your dentures are no longer as comfortable as you have become accustomed to.
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If you're thinking about seeing the dentist for teeth whitening, you'll have a lovely smile again very soon. However, if you're not sure why your teeth grew discoloured or dark to begin with, you might continue with the same habits and then end up with the same problem again very quickly. Whilst you probably know that teeth can grow dark or discoloured due to tobacco use or coffee drinking, you may not realise that the foods you eat can cause problems as well.
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If you crack one of your teeth, you should book an appointment with an emergency dentist straight away. Read on to find out why.
The longer you wait to seek treatment, the more likely it is that you will lose your tooth
If your tooth is cracked and you wait a few days to undergo dental treatment, there is a chance that you may end up losing your tooth.
The reason for this is as follows; if the crack extends beyond the crown, down into the root of the tooth (where all of the nerves and other living tissues are located), it may cause the root to die if it is not repaired promptly.
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It's not always easy to tell if a toddler needs dental treatment, as at this stage of life, most children struggle to express themselves clearly and tell their parents when their teeth or gums are bothering them. Here are two signs that you should take your toddler to a child dentist.
Their breath smells bad all of the time
If you brush your toddler's teeth twice a day, their breath should not smell unpleasant most of the time (unless they have recently consumed foods that have a pungent odour, such as garlic or onions).
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If you're having your teeth straightened, you want to ensure you talk to your orthodontist about what to expect throughout this process so you know of any risks of oral infection, severe discomfort and the like. While your orthodontist will give you specific advice on how to protect your appliance and your teeth throughout this process, note a few common mistakes to avoid while you are having your teeth straightened.
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