3 All=Natural Ways To Whiten Your Teeth

Posted on: 19 May 2015

Many of us dream of having beautiful dazzling white smiles just like our favorite celebrities. Unfortunately, getting your teeth professionally whitened can sometimes be very expensive. Luckily though, there are a wide variety of all natural methods that you can utilize in order to whiten your teeth right at home. What's even better is that these natural at home treatments are also really affordable.  1. Avoid Dark Foods  Many of us are well aware that coffee and red wine can cause discolorations and stains on our teeth.
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Time And Teeth Again: Making Those New Veneers Last

Posted on: 24 April 2015

If you've just gotten veneers placed on your teeth, you'll want to preserve that lovely, bright smile for as long as possible. But it's not just a matter of keeping the color of the veneers the same. Porcelain veneers are tough, but they're not meant to last a lifetime, and that means that you need to be careful about how you care for them so that they stay in one piece.
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Parents: Important Steps To Take For Your Children's Teeth

Posted on: 7 April 2015

As a parent, keeping your children's teeth in good condition is important. This doesn't have to be hard when you take these steps: Get Them to Eat Healthy Foods First and foremost, in order for your children's teeth to remain healthy, you need to get them to eat foods that are healthy for teeth. Stay away from candy and sugary deserts, as these foods can break down tooth enamel. Try getting your children to eat a lot of celery because this vegetable requires a lot of chewing.
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Factors to Consider If You Have Osteoporosis and Want Dental Implants

Posted on: 20 March 2015

Do you have osteoporosis? If so, you may assume that your bone condition makes you an unlikely candidate for dental implants. Dentists have performed implant procedures in people with osteoporosis with a high success rate. There are a number of factors that they must address with patients regarding their health. Due to your pre-existing condition, the doctor who treats you for your osteoporosis will play a key role in determining whether this procedure is a good fit your you.
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