If you are about to have braces fitted, you might want to keep the following two tips in mind.
Take a break from high-impact sports whilst you are undergoing this dental treatment
If you play a sport that is considered to be 'high-impact' (i.e. one which often results in participants coming into contact with each other in a forceful manner), it would be best to take a break from this activity whilst you are receiving orthodontic treatment.
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Sleeping with Your Dentures: Why Would You Do It, and What's the Harm?
Occasionally dozing off with your dentures still in your mouth is unlikely to cause any major issues in terms of your dental health. It can be a different matter when you deliberately leave your dentures in each night when you sleep. But what's the harm? There are some key reasons why you might prefer to sleep with your dentures in your mouth, but there are also some key reasons as to why it's a bad idea.
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Managing Dental Anxiety: How to Choose the Best Appointment Times
If you suffer from dental anxiety, then you may be looking for ways to make your appointments less stressful. Sometimes, just waiting to see your dentist in a surgery full of people can make you more anxious. You can reduce your stress here by thinking about the times when you schedule your appointments. When are the best times to have a dentist checkup?
Get the First Appointment of the Day
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5 Common Misconceptions About Dentures
Many people around the world use dentures, yet many myths still surround this common dental treatment option. Here are five of the biggest misconceptions that exist today.
1. You Can Only Get Dentures if You've Lost All Your Teeth
When many people think of dentures, they imagine two full arcs of false teeth. However, many denture wearers still have many of their own natural teeth. Partial dentures are custom-made to fill the gaps left behind when someone loses several teeth due to gum disease, a traumatic injury, or tooth decay.
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