Like every type of health care, there are contemporary western methods as well as natural or "alternative" ideas, and that pertains to dentistry as well. While many people ascribe solely to contemporary, conventional methods of dentistry, others are interested in exploring alternative dental ideas. Many of the alternative methods claim to be drawn on ancient concepts, or they embrace natural ideas such as using essential oils. Personally, I am extremely interested in the natural movement, but I also (obviously) see the merit of contemporary dental practices. In this blog, I am going to explore all of it. I am going to look at the most modern dental practices, and I am going to put them beside alternative ideas. I am going to compare, contrast and juxtapose all kinds of ideas. I hope you like what you see and that we both learn something along the way!
Posted on: 12 February 2015
If you have an abscessed tooth, you won't need to see a dentist to know it. The pain and swelling will be a sure sign. But, you will need to see a dentist to have the problem treated. You may even need to see a cosmetic dentist to have the tooth capped once the infection is gone. An abscess is an infection that is extremely painful, and that starts at the tooth's root or between the tooth and the gum.
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Posted on: 16 January 2015
If you have a low self esteem because of missing teeth, all hope is not lost. You can consult your family dentist for options that will correct your appearance. One of the common procedures for a missing tooth is the application of dental bridges. This procedure is quite straightforward, and there is no need to be afraid. The following is a general look at dental bridges to allow you to make an informed decision.
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