Wisdom teeth usually erupt in our late teens or early twenties. They can be valuable to your mouth if the teeth are healthy and appropriately positioned. However, in most cases, the wisdom teeth are not perfectly aligned and require surgical removal. You need to know how to recover quickly after undergoing wisdom teeth extraction. Keeping […]
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It’s a beautiful thing to see your kid grow, and we understand that you want to do everything you can to keep him or her healthy and strong. Even before kids receive their first baby tooth, they should be taking care of their dental health. Early oral hygiene routines, like brushing their teeth and tongue,
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A dental filling can help to enhance the look and performance of damaged teeth while also avoiding additional decay. Dental fillings, porcelain fillings, gold fillings, and other materials are among the options available. Our dentists at South Airdrie Smiles will help you to take better care of your teeth once your dental filling procedure is
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Tongue-tie or ankyloglossia is a congenital disease that limits the range of motion of the tongue. An exceptionally short, thick, or tight band of tissue (lingual frenulum) tethers the bottom of the tongue’s tip to the floor of the mouth in tongue-tie, which can make breastfeeding difficult. A person with a tongue-tie may find it
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You must get your dental exam done after every six months. This is something we have all been reminded of again and again. But why actually are regular dental exams so vital? If you are somebody who thinks what makes dental cleanings and examinations so crucial, we are here to tell you the truth. Well,
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What is Tongue Tie? Tongue tie, in scientific terms, is known as ankyloglossia. It is a condition in which the tongue is tethered to the floor of the mouth near its tip. As a result, people who have ankyloglossia have difficulties moving their tongue in free motion and consequently suffer from eating disorders, speech difficulties,
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Tonsilloliths, commonly known as tonsil stones, are when accumulated debris of bacteria, cells or food particles are calcified on your palatine tonsils. Microorganisms, food and mucus can get trapped together in the nooks and crannies of your tonsils. If this becomes concentrated, it causes tonsil stones. Some people who suffer from tonsil stones report swelling
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Gum infection, also called periodontal disease, happens when the bacteria gets out of control underneath your gums and erodes your jaw bone. It’s usually relatively painless and unfortunately, it’s irreversible. Think Periodontal Disease Can’t Kill You? Think Again… This is actually more common than you might think… Tooth decay and periodontal disease are the 2 leading
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If you were to ask your friends and family if they think that gums keep your teeth in place, many would say yes. But, they would be wrong. The correct answer is the jaw bone. It’s the jaw bone that holds everything together. However, there is a connection between the two. If your gums are
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It happens. Biting down on a hard candy, sports injuries, or even just a fall, can cause unplanned dental disasters. Here’s a list of best practices in the event something happens, and you or your child loses a tooth: Rinse your mouth with cool water and apply a cold compress on the outside of your
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