If a doctor has diagnosed you with sleep apnea, you are not alone. Estimations show sleep apnea affects approximately 20% of the population, and most people may not know they have it. Those that know typically use a CPAP machine to assist them in getting a good night's sleep. But you may not know that other sleep apnea treatment options are available through your dental office. What are these options, and how can they help?
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Most people are afraid to undergo a root canal procedure. The name might sound scary, but the procedure is pretty straightforward. Amazingly, a root canal is painless, and you should be okay in a few weeks. Besides, there are several ways you can speed up your recovery journey. Keep reading to find out.
Get Enough Rest
As is the case with other invasive procedures, your body needs enough rest to recover.
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Teeth discoloration can hurt your smile and self-confidence. Luckily, a teeth whitening procedure from a cosmetic dental services provider can restore your smile. But it would help if you strived to achieve the best results. Discover some helpful tips for better teeth whitening results.
Watch What You Eat and Drink
Some foods and drinks are more likely to cause staining. And since teeth whitening compromises your enamel's integrity for some time, you are at a higher risk of teeth staining after the treatment.
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Tooth decay and damage can lead to severe oral health issues. You may not even consider some of these issues when you are dealing with decay or pain. A leading issue with decay is when it begins affecting your gums. Gum damage is bad enough, but it can also lead to a breakdown of bone. Normally, dental implants are suggested. With missing bone, this becomes next to impossible. In these situations, dental implants and bone grafting go hand in hand.
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Many of the details of your upcoming procedure will be discussed during your first dental implant appointment. Although the general overview of a dental implant remains the same from patient to patient (a screw implanted in your jaw, with a prosthetic tooth then attached to that screw), each case is different. Sometimes the required angle of the implant can affect its aesthetics, and your dentist may be concerned that the implant will be visible through your gums.
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