What To Do If You Can't Afford Braces
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7 February 2017
Having a crooked smile can make you feel self-conscious about your appearance, can make it more difficult for you to take care of your teeth and can cause dental problems in the long run. However, if you can't afford braces, you might think that you will have to live with crooked teeth forever. Luckily, you do have options. These are a few options that you can look into if you can't afford braces.
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Why Are Dental Implant Roots Made from Titanium?
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7 February 2017
If you want a dental implant, then you do have several options available to you. While this is true, your dental professional is likely to recommend a certain type of device that is best. Most often the device contains a titanium root. You may know that steel was once used for implantation. Titanium is now the standard. There are a few reasons why.
Titanium Allows for Better Bone Integration
Certain types of prosthetics, like artificial knees, may be made out of stainless steel.
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Stressed Out? Don't Let It Impact Your Dental Health
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10 January 2017
Most people become a bit stressed from time to time. Whether it's the worries associated with pressure at work or concerns about family matters at upcoming holiday celebrations, it's important not to let this stress get the best of you. This is particularly true when it comes to your oral health. Stress can have several negative impacts on oral health, but, thankfully, there are easy ways to combat all of them.
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Dental Costs: Does Insurance Cover Dental Implants?
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16 December 2016
If you are contemplating getting dental implants in order to revive your smile, one of the first things you need to consider is how you plan to pay for it. Dental implants are part of a major surgical procedure that also includes personalized orthodontia. This process is not cheap at all. You may be thinking that your dental insurance coverage will help offset some of the costs of this procedure. However, that is not often the case.
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