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Is Pinhole Surgery Really Better?
Pinhole surgery has been around for about twelve years and it has quickly become a welcome alternative to traditional gum grafting surgery. Since its creation in 2006, the primary reason for its success is speed and comfort. Patients have discovered that there ...
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Pinhole Surgical Technique Can Fix Your Gums Quickly!
Traditional gum surgery is a thing of the past. Specially trained dentists now offer patients that need gum surgery the pinhole surgical technique. This new process is fast, has very little pain afterward, and it is permanent.
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Is Pollution Affecting Your Teeth?
Keeping your mouth clean and free of disease is an ongoing job – especially if you like white, beautiful teeth. The bacteria are constantly forming plaque, and, if it is not frequently removed, it will form tartar, which can lead to gum disease. Another ...
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Can AIDS Patients Get Dental Implants?
People with acquired immune deficiency syndrome – AIDS – need dental care on a more frequent basis than those without it. This is because of the low white blood cell count that they experience throughout the disease. Since they now live longer, being able to ...
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Can Membrane Exposure Change the Results?
Bone grafts have been used for some time in dentistry. This technology is especially used when the jawbone needs to be built up so that a dental implant can be placed in the jaw. Oftentimes, a membrane (mesh) of various materials is used to help guide the ...
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What can a Dentist say about your non dental health?
It is common to think that your mouth and body are two separate entities. In reality, they are two parts of the same body. This means that what affects the body will, in some way, affect the mouth, too. Your oral health and overall health are connected. The ...
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