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Aug252015

The Serious Consequences of Tooth Loss

While tooth loss is a common and natural event for baby teeth to make way for permanent teeth, it becomes a serious oral health concern for the older population.

Adults suffer from missing teeth due to many different factors such as dental problems or injuries. Unlike children, lost natural adult teeth cannot be replaced.

If left untreated, tooth loss can cause serious complications over time.

The Effects of Tooth Loss to your Overall Oral health

Tooth loss not only affects your smile and your aesthetics, but it also impacts your confidence and social life, which may even lead to depression. On the other hand, beyond appearance, losing teeth can cause physical issues involving your oral and general wellbeing.

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25/08/2015 Leave a commentDental Bridges, Dental Implants, Oral HealthBy Midwest Dentist Team

Preventing Tooth Decay by Lesser Sugar Intake

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18/08/2015 Leave a commentDental Infographic, General Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventive DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team

Aug142015

Smile Makeover: The Perfect Solution for your Smiles

A smile makeover refers to any combination of cosmetic dental treatments that help improve the beauty and aesthetics of your smile. Smile makeover procedures can correct any issues with your smile such as stained teeth, missing teeth, gaps between your teeth, chipped and crooked teeth and even ‘gummy’ smiles. Your cosmetic dentist will be able to alter the length, width, shade and shape of your teeth dramatically.

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14/08/2015 Leave a commentCosmetic Dentistry, Dental Videos, Dentist Beverley, General DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team

Treating Gum Disease Naturally: 7 Home Remedies

Gum disease, when left untreated, can destroy your gums and the bones that hold your teeth, which can force you to have your teeth extracted. On the brighter side, there are several natural remedies you can apply for treating gum disease in the comfort of your own home. You can treat minor symptoms of gum disease and prevent it from developing using familiar herbs like sage, St. John’s Wort, chamomile, peppermint and ginseng tea; juices such as cranberry and lemon juice; plants include aloe vera, tea tree and Gotu kola; and other stuff like raw honey, tea bags or supplements. These remedies are natural, making it safe and effective when used properly.

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07/08/2015 Leave a commentDental Videos, General Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventive DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team

Senior Oral Health: Why they are at higher risk for cavities?

Older adults need to focus on preventing the development of cavities. A study revealed that seniors are at higher risk of cavities compared to younger people. As you age, your teeth can easily wear away, gums will gradually recede and expose the root surfaces, and there will be a loss of the bone around teeth. All of these are signs that your mouth is aging in conjunction with your body.

With early prevention and detection of oral health problems, anyone can avoid the consequences of cavities and gum disease, and achieve a higher quality of life through excellent oral health.

The Risk Factors of Cavities in Seniors

Here are reasons why elderly teeth are more prone to dental cavities

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04/08/2015 Leave a commentDental Treatments, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Midwest Dentist Team

Do You Know What is Burning Mouth Syndrome?

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29/07/2015 Leave a commentDental Infographic, Dental Treatments, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Midwest Dentist Team

Understanding the Essence of Oral Surgery

Oral surgery is a broad term covering a wide spectrum of dental treatments that treat and correct the problems involving your teeth, jaw and face. For most people, the word surgery would always indicate terrifying medical tools and a lengthy stay in a clinic’s room. However, oral surgery procedures can range from simple dental treatments such as tooth extraction to comprehensive procedures such as implants to jaw surgery – this, of course, would depend on the dental problem of the patient. Also, it is an outpatient procedure that entails local or general anaesthesia, which means the patient can go home shortly once the operation has been completed.

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23/07/2015 Leave a commentCosmetic Dentistry, Dental Treatments, Dental Videos, General DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team

Beverley Adelaide Dentist: A Guide to Dental Emergency

Dental emergencies are inevitable, and it can happen out of the blue. This can range from an unbearable toothache, broken tooth or even damage caused by a knock or fall. Emergency dental problems could also be the result of neglecting the importance of dental visits. Others seek urgent care because of their immediate dental needs. As with most dental emergencies, preparedness and seeking fast treatment is the key.

The Two Forms of Dental Emergency

Different scenarios may take place, encouraging you to call a dentist right away. On average, these are classified into two categories: visible injury to the teeth or the onset of pain.

The most common type of dental emergency would probably be the visible damage to teeth. This can occur anywhere at any time like when playing sport, falling over or biting down on something hard. Teeth then can be cracked, chipped, split or knocked out. Many people tend to have very little knowledge of dealing with and avoiding this kind of emergency. Once this happens, don’t waste time and contact your dentist immediately

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16/07/2015 Leave a commentDental Emergency, Dental Treatments, General DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team

Types of Dental Bridges and How to Care For It

Dental bridges are beneficial for people with missing teeth. It effectively helps restore your smile, improve speaking and chewing, maintain the natural shape of the face, even out your bite and prevent the other natural teeth from drifting apart. Dental bridges are made from durable materials and can last longer for 10 to 20 years. Also, bridges look extremely natural on replacing your missing teeth so no one can even notice you have it as long as it done with a dental expert who has a comprehensive knowledge in cosmetic and restorative dentistry.

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10/07/2015 Leave a commentCosmetic Dentistry, Dental Bridges, Dental Videos, Dentist Beverley, General DentistryBy Midwest Dentist Team