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How Often do Dental Implants Need to Be Replaced?

If you have been recommended for dental implants, you may wonder if they will ever have to be replaced. Implants are a permanent restorative solution for patients seeking that perfect smile. Dental implants look and feel natural in the mouth, and last upwards of 25 years if they are cared for properly. At Floss &

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What is the Difference Between Dental Implants & Veneers?

Dental Veneers and Dental Implants both can give patients a beautiful white smile. Deciding what restorative or cosmetic option works best for you depends on the condition of your teeth. Our staff at Floss & Gloss Dental in Bedford, TX provides cosmetic and restorative consultations to all our patients to take a detailed look at your

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Symptoms Of Gums Pain. A Man With A Worried Face Is Holding His Hand On His Cheek Because Of Irritating Pain In Front Of A Dentist Who Is Going To Give A Patient A Treatment.

Dental Emergencies

Dental emergencies can affect anyone at any time. Emergencies can cause severe pain, distress and frustration regarding your dental and oral health. If left untreated, an emergency can become an even more insidious problem, requiring additional work and even surgery.

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Orthodontics In Children, When Is It Necessary And What Should We Know?

Orthodontics is a specialty of dentistry which is based on diagnosing, treating and preventing dental malpositions and maxillary malocclusions. In addition, orthodontics in children can diagnose a whole series of problems that can occur during growth, both at the bone level and dental replacement. During the development of the child there are a series of changes which can favor to cure or prevent some malocclusions in advanced ages and can also be treated quickly and easily.

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Why Do Teeth Experience Gum Infections?

It is common to see the third molars being the focus of an infection, whether visible or not.
• Wisdom teeth are more likely to become infected when they come out partially (semi-included) or completely in the mouth. Poor oral hygiene allowing the accumulation of dental plaque is an important cause of infection in the wisdom teeth region. The formation of tooth decay also contributes to the spread of infection in the tooth and its environment.

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Oral health is extremely important for many reasons. If patients suffer from gum disease, cavities, or bad breath this can cause issues …

When deciding on a restorative solution it is important to look at all of your options to help you decide on the …

Switching dentists can be a hard decision, but patients need to make a change if they notice things aren’t working out with …

If you have been recommended for dental implants, you may wonder if they will ever have to be replaced. Implants are a …