Many people in the United States have lost all of their natural teeth, and dentures are typically the go-to solution. However, implant-supported or implant-retained dentures are a far better choice for several reasons. In truth, just a few implants to support the dentures can make all the difference in how you eat, speak, and smile with your dentures. Here is a look at how having a few implants to support your dentures can make positive changes in your life.
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Most people know that dentists recommend brushing and flossing every single day, as these two habits help fight against cavities and gum disease, but many dentists are now recommending adding an additional step to a daily oral care routine. This additional step involves tongue scraping, and here are several things you should know about this oral care step.
What it is
Tongue scraping is the process of cleaning your tongue with either your toothbrush or with a tongue-scraping device.
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Feeling like your mouth is dry is something many people experience from time to time, but people who live with dry mouth syndrome have this feeling all the time. The symptoms of dry mouth can be so severe that it makes it difficult for people to talk or eat food because their mouths are so dry. Living like this can be embarrassing and frustrating, and it can lead to consequences if left untreated.
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If you have always wanted to improve your smile or bite because of missing teeth, then you may have considered dentures. While traditional dentures have always been the most popular method of treatment for missing teeth, they can slip, and even fall out while talking and eating, causing the wearer tremendous embarrassment.
Non-removable denture implants prevent this from happening, and are becoming increasingly popular among those who are seeking a permanent solution to tooth loss.
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When you go to the dentist to look at options for the replacement of a missing tooth, it is likely that your dentist will bring up the idea of getting a crown. Crowns come in all different types, and they are fabricated out of multiple types of materials. All-resin crowns are the most common type of crown, and it is for good reason. However, these dental crowns also have their shortcomings to consider.
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