Accidental dental damage

Posted on: 12 August 2022

Dental emergencies are not unusual. They can occur anywhere at any time. Sports, accidents, food, injuries, etc., are some typical causes of dental emergencies. Generally, your reaction to dental emergencies is critical because it can make all the difference in the treatment outcome. Dental injuries and emergencies can be inevitable sometimes. However, you can always take practical steps to avoid or reduce the risks of dental emergencies. Unfortunately, many people have little to no idea what to do to prevent dental emergencies.
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Posted on: 9 June 2022

While tingling might not feel like a worrying sensation, you should see a dentist if one of your teeth feels this way. If you have a recurring or constant tingling feeling in a tooth, then it can be an early warning sign that you have a potential dental problem that needs treatment. What does tingling mean in this case? An Early Sign Of Tooth Damage Tingling can be a sign that a tooth is brewing a problem.
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Posted on: 22 April 2022

Data reveals Australian children aged between 5 and 10 have an average of 1.5 missing, decayed or filled primary teeth. With this in mind, you've done the responsible thing and scheduled a visit to the family dentist for your child. Unfortunately, your little one isn't quite as excited as you. You shouldn't cancel this all-important appointment, so here are some ways to ease his or her dental anxiety. Choose A Dentist That Specialises In Dealing With Children
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Posted on: 9 March 2022

Your dental enamel is one of your most precious dental health resources. This thin layer of minerals (primarily calcium phosphate) coating your teeth is exceptionally strong and durable and is what helps to keep corrosive elements at bay, protecting your teeth from decay and preventing cavities. It can be frustrating to have had a number of cavities throughout the years, especially if you're already doing everything you can to stop them by maintaining a high level of oral hygiene and by paying attention to the amount of sugar and other potentially destructive compounds in your diet.
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