When Whitening Gets on Your Tooth's Nerves: How Should You Approach Whitening Chipped Teeth?
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10 December 2018
If you are planning to whiten your teeth in the near future, ensure that you examine your teeth beforehand. This is especially important if you plan to use an over-the-counter whitening kit. Before in-house teeth whitening takes place, your dentist will examine your teeth for decay or damage. Badly chipped or broken teeth should not be whitened until they have been repaired.
Moreover, your dentist can protect chipped teeth during the whitening procedure.
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What to expect during a tooth extraction
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18 November 2018
Most patients fear a trip to the dentist, but they know it is mandatory. Tooth extraction involves the removal of a tooth from its socket. A dentist or an oral surgeon does the procedure.
Reasons for tooth extraction
There are many reasons that necessitate the removal of a tooth:
Crowded mouth
Overcrowding of teeth can also necessitate a tooth extraction in order to create space for teeth alignment.
Infection
Tooth decay can be dangerous especially if it extends to the blood vessels inside the teeth.
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How to Find a Dentist Who Understands Your Lingo
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21 September 2018
Do you find yourself far away from home in a country where your native language is not of much use? You may have been deployed to Australia from your native China for work reasons, and even though you could not speak much English, you felt that you needed to go. After all, this would help you to gather more experience and work yourself up the chain in your organisation.
The language barrier may not be too much of an issue in your workplace, as you may be surrounded by fellow immigrants and your job may be fairly technical anyway, but it can sometimes be a challenge when you're trying to fit in socially.
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Wisdom Tooth Extractions: Can You Drive Yourself Home After Surgery?
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13 August 2018
When your dentist explains how your wisdom tooth extraction will work, they will give you some post-surgical care recommendations. This typically includes some instructions on what you can and can't do for the first few days after the procedure. On a more immediate basis, you may be wondering how you'll get yourself home after the appointment. Is it safe for you to drive?
What Kind of Anaesthetic Are You Having?
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