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My Medical Blog: How to Prepare for Your Operation

For many years, I was blessed with good health. The worst I had to deal with was the occasional cold. However, all that changed when I visited my doctor one day and he discovered that I had an irregular heartbeat. I had been feeling a little bit unwell, but I didn’t think it would be anything this serious. The doctor recommended that I have surgery to correct the problem. I was afraid of the idea, but the doctor explained exactly what the procedure involved and the different drugs they would use to help me through the operation. The treatment was a success and I am now fighting fit. I decided to start this blog to offer help and advice to others who have a medical condition.

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My Medical Blog: How to Prepare for Your Operation

Dental Health: Common Denture Challenges and Simple Solutions

6 January 2017
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

There are numerous reasons attached to extensive tooth loss in adults. Poor oral hygiene and failure to have caries treated after occurrence are major problems that cause eventual degradation of the teeth. In addition, this dental loss can be caused by poor nutrition, tooth grinding and even severe trauma to the oral area. Fortunately, you can replace your lost teeth with dentures. This is an orthodontic device manufactured using acrylic or nylon and false teeth, and it fits over the gum, replacing the lost dental structures. Read More 

Mini but not “Minor” Dental Implants: 5 Great Things about Mini Dental Implants

5 January 2017
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Over the last few years, the many benefits of mini dental implants have become apparent in the field of dentistry. This is especially true for the 35 million Americans that have lost all their teeth, as dentures often fit poorly and require a dental adhesive to remain relatively stable. Traditional Implants Vs Mini Implants Mini implants range from 1.8-3mm in diameter while traditional implants are larger, at 3.75mm, and although not enough conclusive research currently exists regarding mini implants, most dentists prefer to use traditional implants due to their proven track record. Read More 

Milk: 3 Ways It Can Protect Your Dental Health

3 January 2017
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Milk is much more than a tasty drink; it can also help to strengthen your teeth, protect against decay and be a useful tool during a dental emergency. Below is a guide to 3 ways in which milk can help to protect your dental health. Milk is a great source of calcium Milk is a fantastic source of calcium. Calcium is a vital mineral which helps to keep your bones and teeth healthy. Read More 

Why Trust 3D Printing For Your Dental Crowns

30 December 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

In the dental crown world, 3D printing technology perfectly restores damaged teeth. The technology not only makes your teeth more beautiful and stronger, it also keeps them looking natural. There are many benefits to this type of technology. It's metal free. High-grade ceramic material fits perfectly to the natural tissue present in your mouth. It's fast. 3D printing boasts countless advantages over conventional crown technology. Here are a few other of the advantages: Read More