If you are looking to get a straighter smile, veneers may be an option. These thin porcelain or composite pieces are shaped to look just like your natural teeth. They are then adhered over your teeth, helping to create the illusion of whiter, straighter, and larger teeth. While veneers can be a great option to straighten your teeth for some people, they are not the right option for everyone. Learning the pros and cons can help you decide if they are right for you.
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The way you look when you smile is an extremely important factor in how you perceive your own physical attractiveness. That's especially true in the age of social media, where many of your friends are probably posting daily selfies of themselves grinning ear to ear.
While it may seem shallow, your level of self-confidence in your physical appearance can have a very real and profound effect on your anxiety or depressive disorder.
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Getting a dental crown over a dental implant is a great thing. You no longer have the damaged tooth in your mouth that needed to be removed, or even the dental implant that basically left a stud in your mouth. Instead, you have a complete crown that looks like a real tooth and gives you a full mouth of teeth, along with a confidence when you smile and when you speak.
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A lot of the time it is a good idea to schedule all of your children to go to the dentist at the same time if they all need to have a checkup or some level of work done. This ensures that all of the work gets done when it needs to, and it makes it so that you only have to take a single trip to the dentist. However, because you are taking multiple children to the dentist office at one time, it is important that you have a plan in place for the appointment.
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While going into the dentist to get a filling is a very routine procedure, there are some cases where something may go wrong, and you may need to return to the dentist after your appointment. This article will discuss 3 signs that you need to return to the dentist after getting a filling.
Uneven Surface
If you notice that you have an uneven bite when you bite down on the tooth with the feeling, this likely means that the dentist didn't shave it down far enough to make it equal with the rest of your teeth.
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