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A Solution to Dental Anxiety
The Role of Sedatives in General Dentistry; a Solution for Anxious Patients Dental anxiety is a common challenge faced by many patients, often leading to delayed or avoided dental care. I get it. I used to be very fearful myself. Apprehension can arise from previous negative experiences, fear of pain, or general anxiety disorders. To…
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Relief for Snoring and Mild Apnea
Everyone needs a good nights sleep Sleep apnea is a common but serious sleep disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. It is characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep, leading to fragmented rest and numerous health complications. One of the most effective non-invasive treatment options for certain cases of sleep apnea and snoring…
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What is Zyn? Are Tobacco-Free Products Still Harmful?
What is Zyn? Are Tobacco-Free Products Still Harmful? Are Nicotine Pouches Like Zyn Harmful to Oral Health?Nicotine pouches like Zyn, On!, and Velo have gained popularity as smokeless and spit-free alternatives to traditional tobacco products. However, their effects on oral health are a growing concern. While these products do not contain tobacco leaves, they still…
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What’s The Deal With Cavities?
What Are Cavities? Cavities—also known as dental caries—are one of the most common chronic diseases worldwide, affecting people of all ages. Yet, despite their prevalence, many misconceptions persist about what cavities are, how they form, and how they can be prevented. Let’s look into the science behind cavities and what you need to know to…
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Why Do We Do Root Canal Treatments?
Do You Need a Root Canal? Here’s What You Need To Know Root canal therapy (RCT) is a common treatment for saving teeth that have been severely damaged or infected. But how do you know if you need one? Common signs include: These symptoms usually indicate that the tooth’s pulp—the soft tissue inside the tooth—has…
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What is Bruxism?
Do You Grind Your Teeth? What is Bruxism? Bruxism is the unconscious grinding, clenching or gnashing of the teeth, typically at night. There are two types; awake bruxism and the more common and typically more severe sleep bruxism. Sleep bruxism is typically more severe the force generated has profound effect on the teeth, TMJ and…
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