Chemotherapy can successfully eradicate cancer. Because it affects all cells in the body, however, it can have a negative impact on your oral health, which may lead to problems consuming foods and drinks. One way to reduce the risk of experiencing oral side effects is to eliminate as many existing dental problems as possible before being treated. Here are two issues you should resolve prior to getting chemo. Periodontal Disease
11 March 2017
When you are considering a dental procedure for a missing tooth or teeth, there are several options available to you. One procedure you may not have heard about is mini implants. Mini implants are a growing trend in the dental industry when it comes to tooth replacement. They are often considered a better choice than bridges or dentures. The following are some things to consider when you are thinking about getting mini implants:
9 March 2017
If you need to have a brand new set of dentures created for yourself, you will want to make sure that you are learning all you can about how to improve your odds of ending up with the perfect pair. This is important because you will have these teeth for many years before you should ever need to worry about replacing them. To help make sure that you are going to end up with a smile that you can be proud of, you will need to ponder the following information.
6 March 2017
Oral surgery for root canals can make some patients nervous, especially if it is their first time. Here are some of the common questions that first-time patients have about root canals. Why Root Canals? A root canal is done when a cavity has gotten out of hand. For instance, when your cavity is so deep that it hits the tooth pulp, it creates a nice tunnel for bacteria to get in and invade the roots of your tooth.
2 March 2017
If you are missing one or more teeth, you may be suffering physically and emotionally. Not only will you be unable to eat and speak properly, but the missing teeth can also affect your appearance and self-esteem. Thankfully, dentures offer an efficient and effective option for anyone who wants to restore their smile back to a functional and appealing state. In fact, an estimated 15 percent of the edentulous population, or people missing one or more teeth, have dentures made each year.
17 January 2017
