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? A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is embedded into the gums through surgery. The screw serves as the replacement for the tooth root, the part of the tooth that is anchored into the gums. Dental implants only can be used for missing teeth, so if your tooth is still intact, you
September 23, 2016
by EONClinics1221
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, the only solution is to take pain relievers and pay a visit to your dentist as soon as you’ve set a schedule. 2. You have a gum abscess. An abscess is a collection of pus which can appear anywhere near the infected tooth, usually on the gum lining. It appears as a small liquid-filled sac
March 08, 2015
by GrayMoore
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hospital capacities indicated we'd never have the ability to catch up with what we delay. Like all issues (climate, opioids etc.) the govt is choosing to kick the can down the road for someone else to deal with. It's failure and political self interest. Marshall So boosters for healthy people
December 16, 2021
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, then you should probably visit yourfriendly neighborhood dental officeat the next opportunity: #1 Painful Teeth or Gums Even if you take care of your teeth at home, you should regularly visit your dentist. This is because a dentist can catch problems during regular checkups before they grow more
July 01, 2019
by kushgupta
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Just wondering what is the appropriate way to address TMJ issues in a pediatric practice. When I get questions about it, I usually just explain how the TMJ works and some of the things that can cause stress on it (clenching, gum chewing etc) and then let them know I can refer them to a GP
January 20, 2020
Pediatric Dentistry
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I have this 33yo healthy male who presented two days ago with pain and swelling in right side of mouth. He had been to ER the day before with same issue where they hospitalized him and put him on IV abx. Their opinion was that there is an infection from #3 extraction defect. The extraction of #3
February 12, 2016
Oral Pathology
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at gingival level with all the crown.. After I See Dr.Terry post in DT about composite and he did many worn teeth to gum line and last for decade. I do not like to do post alot .I notice they weaken tooth structure.I saw my mom case and end up in extraction. If u live in Yemen, u just wish could die
June 30, 2018
Endodontics
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experience. Everything looks very healthy. What makes you say it's not internal? ECIR, leave alone. I have a question though...does ECIR effect bone at all? Internal start/originates from the pulpal tissue, external starts/originates from the PDL tissues. When you look at how fuzzy and streaky the defect
February 19, 2026
Endodontics
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. Then restore with Zirc (Just cemented) and you will have a lasting result. And for the love of god, go as far sub G as possible. Equi gingival will not do in this case. You want to grab onto that healthy root that is hidden under the gum. And you want to instruct your lab to give you a cervical contour
December 31, 2023
Restorative Dentistry
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A definitive cure for agressive and chronic gum disease is possible: Go back to a normal flora biofilm ! It takes about one year to accomplish. First supress gingivitis (no leucocyte to feed on), have the patient use H2O2 1% for brushing and baking soda (6) plus salt (1) tapping on the gum twice
October 30, 2014
by Mark Bonner dmd
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parallel to the long axis at all times or were you actually told to angle it into the mid-interproximal area? A periodontal probe is used to measure the pockets around each tooth to determine if you have any signs of gum disease. Symptoms of gum disease include bad breath that won’t go away
January 31, 2015
July 2013
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A lot of dental problems occur because of our eating and drinking habits. When we suffer from any kind of oral disease, the primary impact it gives is on our gums, leading to diseases such as periodontitis and gingivitis. Dentist takes pain to inform you about the possible grave consequences
November 08, 2016
by Irresistible Smiles
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If you have diabetes, it’s even more critical that you practice good dental hygiene. Why? Because people with diabetes are more likely to develop such oral issues as gum disease (periodontitis) than those who aren’t diabetic. Plaque, which actually is a sticky film of bacteria, covers
September 23, 2014
by Brent Cornelius
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So a few days ago, I took off a pts healing cap to deliver her crown and she mentioned the gum was a little sore since I had replaced the healing cap on after her impressions about 3 weeks ago. On crown delivery day, she said the gum was a little sore around the healing cap but I didnt really see
January 19, 2021
Implantology
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Many of us have seen some blood coming from our gums when flossing or using our toothbrush. Bleeding of the gums could of course be caused by so many different local or systemic diseases or factors. In some instances, the bleeding follows a significant pain, which makes you seek help
April 20, 2019
by muhammadtahir
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to look for the source of the pain. The following are common causes of mouth pain along with ways your dentist can help. Stressed Jaw Muscles All the structures of the mouth -- teeth, tongue, cheeks, gums, bone -- are designed to work together. This balance can be disrupted by parafunctional habits
May 14, 2015
by jasonsteel
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shifted a little. Maybe you’ve been chewing a lot of gum because your spouse tells you your breath is bad, even after brushing. Maybe you notice a little blood on your brush, on the floss, or in the sink. Maybe it’s more than a little. Maybe you feel some tenderness in your gums
March 30, 2017
by seodentals
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A definitive cure for agressive and chronic gum disease is possible: Go back to a normal flora biofilm ! It takes about one year to accomplish. First supress gingivitis (no leucocyte to feed on), have the patient use H2O2 1% for brushing and baking soda (6) plus salt (1) tapping on the gum twice
October 30, 2014
Periodontics
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on Dec. 29 and came home with his gums bleeding. His 31-year-old wife, Alicia Wilder, arrived home from running errands just 45 minutes later to find her husband in critical condition. 'I knew everything was terribly wrong,' Wilder recalled, according to She continued, 'He was shaking and shivering
April 20, 2026
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, the health of the teeth and gums rapidly deteriorates, increasing the risk of tooth loss, gum disease and oral infections. Here are some negative effects of chemotherapy and radiation to the dental health of prostate cancer patients: Dry mouth. This oral problem is caused by the dysfunction
June 07, 2015
by Charles Crawford
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Dear Townies, I have a patient with a PFM crown tooth #8 who's complaining of her gums being darkened and the color is moving mesially(purplish). It has been in her mouth for ten years. It's always had some inflammation but it's getting worse. The root is darkened over time due to tooth having had
August 28, 2017
Periodontics
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Drabu is how often people change their tooth brush. A tooth brush needs to be replaced at least every three months, sooner if you have gum disease. He did mention that men are less likely to replace their tooth brush as often as women, another concern when it comes to their oral health. Men + Gum
July 15, 2016
by Tariqdrabu
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is how often people change their tooth brush. A tooth brush needs to be replaced at least every three months, sooner if you have gum disease. He did mention that men are less likely to replace their tooth brush as often as women, another concern when it comes to their oral health. Men + Gum Disease
July 08, 2016
by Tariqdrabu
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TheSan Diego Academy of General Dentistrywelcomes all August 12, 2016 to learn aboutMedical Emergencies in the Dental Office from Dr. Eric Osmolinski and Dr. Jana Osmolinski at 8:00 am - 12:00 pm andDr. John ChaopresentingThe Benefits of Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation as a minimally invasive
July 27, 2016
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Hello. I see many pt with inflammation (often times with bone loss as well) but with average or good oral hygiene without much build up of plaque &calculus. I know poor oral hygiene is not the only cause of gum dx. Gum dx can be caused by diabetes, medications (calcium channel blockers, epilepsy
May 18, 2024
Periodontics
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Patient comes in last week with cc that tooth/gums have been sore. Looks like the gums are at the level of the occl table, possible food impaction and gums are sore to palpate, tooth is sore to percussion both on the occl and from the buccal/lingual aspects. Cleaned the area out and said I'd
February 12, 2015
Oral Pathology
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? 3 month is not enough. You need at least 1 year before the ridge is stable enough.Dr. Fletch. What is bubblegum therapy? Can you explain I believe Dr.Fletch means having the pt chew gum without dentures in. Toughens up the gums and probably helps bone heal more uniformly but that's just a guess
March 16, 2018
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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Dana Rockey DMD Expands to Offer Healthy Lifestyle and Nutrition Coaching and Peggy Anne Rockey RN are pleased to introduce Healthy Lifestyle & Nutrition Coaching, a new service in at their Newport Beach dental practice, Dana Rockey DMD. Peggy Anne Rockey RN will head up the new division
January 12, 2017
by danarockey
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Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but it can quickly take its toll on your health. With all the indulgent food and drinks available in abundance, it can be easy to fall into bad habits. Your teeth take a particular beating around the holiday season. People quite often eat a lot of sugary...
December 06, 2017
by rebeccaharper
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Healthy Cooking Tips for Your Sweet Tooth() Call us for appointment on Springfield : 217-971-3432 Bloomington : 309-808-1317 For special offers and discounts visit us on http://www.optimdentalcare.com (Ex:teeth whitening 399$,Introductory offers and much more.....) You might be surprised
July 28, 2017
by seodentals
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December 29, 2014
by Jill Kring Carter aka Practice Prudence
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We don't have a dental accountant in my province. I have relied on a local accountant that manages multipleMD'sand other dental offices in our area. I want to KNOW where we are and if we are healthy financially, I don't feel I am getting this covered. I have had them tell me not to do things
October 10, 2017
Accounting / Bookkeeping
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Healthy Cooking Tips for Your Sweet Tooth() Call us for appointment on Springfield : 217-971-3432 Bloomington : 309-808-1317 For special offers and discounts visit us on http://www.optimdentalcare.com (Ex:teeth whitening 399$,Introductory offers and much more.....) You might be surprised
June 14, 2017
by seodentals
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veterans, and to combat the barriers to care, and Healthy Mouth Movement ambassador and NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Danica Patrick. “In our first year of the Healthy Mouth Movement in 2014, we noticed a need among veterans for dental services, and since then we have strengthened our
March 03, 2016
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down from the patient's perspective. Focus on a healthy area first, and then highlight an area that is not so healthy. Correlate the buildup in that area and then show them (in their mouth) what tool will help. Open that tool and use it in their mouth with them so that they see and feel it. Focus
February 27, 2014
by Carrie @ Natural Gumption
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For a cold test, e.g. with Endo Ice, how long does cold linger with a FGC if it's a healthy pulp? I feel the cold may stay longer in gold crowns than in a natural tooth??? Also, does zirconia, being a metal, act similarly to a FGC with a cold test? Probably too many variables to give a specific
August 02, 2021
Endodontics
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October 13, 2023
by The Dental A Team
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a consistent sleep schedule, sleeping and waking up at the same time every day, assists in regulating the body's internal clock, ultimately supporting a healthier sleep cycle for night-shift nurses. 2. Regular Physical Activity Maintaining a regular physical activity regime is critical in sustaining health
July 14, 2023
by FFD419
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hello all, what is a healthy annual % growth of hygiene production for a growing dental office? Is there some sort of guideline out there? This article should help. It's from 2018, but the information is still relevant today.
August 01, 2023
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March 06, 2024
by Shelly VanEpps
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Kiera's back with tactical billing tips, this time about healthy accounts receivable. She compares baseline standards to what practices should be striving to reach optimal AR. The advice she gives in this episode will help your practice collect the money it deserves, keep AR at a manageable amount, and create a solution to improve your baseline billing. Episode resources: Reach out to Kiera:
March 05, 2024
by The Dental A Team
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Warren Buffett has famously said, People who use EBITDA are either trying to con you or they're conning themselves. This is because EBITDA can be misleading by excluding significant expenses like interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization. Instead, focusing on owner earnings provides a...
July 30, 2024
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How can you thrive in the dental industry without it consuming your life and identity? In this episode, Dr. Matt Vogt returns to the podcast, sharing his incredible journey from a budding dentist to a successful coach with The Lifestyle Practice (TLP). We dive into Matt's experiences, exploring...
September 19, 2024
by The Dental Marketer
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for maintaining optimal ear health and preventing complications. In this article, we'll explore the importance of removing excess earwax, the risks of buildup, and the safest methods to keep your ears clean and healthy. The Role of Earwax in Ear Health Earwax serves as a natural defense mechanism
February 18, 2025
by teethexpert
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Who said anyone who gets paid more is ripping people off? I know. Right? Right. In the scenario listed above, a young lady wanting an anterior implant, there is growing evidence that this is probably not the best treatment modality due to continued facial growth and eruption patterns as teeth...
October 17, 2024
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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health complications. Here are some of them: Gum Disease Gum disease is a common condition that occurs as a result of dry mouth. This condition occurs as a result of infection of the tissues and bones supporting the teeth. Plaque buildup is the most common cause of. In the early stages known
January 16, 2019
by VijayR
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I have a patient who complains of generalizeditchy gums for 20+ years. She has an incessant need to scratch at her gum line and says cleanings feel good because they relieve the itch. She has mild gingivitis, no diagnosed allergies.Any idea what could cause her itchy gums? Do the cleanings relieve
July 10, 2018
Periodontics
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, but patient will blame YOU..not the lab , not their anatomy , bruxism nor the lab stay PINK , think PINK DELIA can I ask what is the Pink all about? Breast Cancer Awareness? Your favorite color? I was guessing it's about healthy tissue? Hi spookytooth , My pleasure to explain: ' It's all
March 30, 2015
Periodontics
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This explains a lot xD. Thanks 51-year-old female, otherwise healthy.. One of those government patients. Was asked to restore the buccal NCCLs of #5 and #11 and #18 or extract it if a pulp exposure occurs. Forgot to take a photo of the supplied radiograph. The MODL amalgam on #18 was loose and I
March 19, 2015
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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of substantial research on flossing? Dr. Orest Frangopol: Dentists’ have endless clinical proof that flossing reduces gum disease, decay, plaque & bad breath and helps in overall sound oral health. So, when someone says there is not enough science, they must come up after a good amount of new research
September 21, 2016
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