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Cavities, Bad Breath and Other Embarrassing Topics

Bad breath can ruin a first date, embarrass you in front of your friends, or have other unwanted consequences, and although everybody suffers from bad breath, no one seems to want to talk about it. Cavities often seem to be in the same category. Hi! My name is Josie, and I have struggled with cavities and bad breath in the past. I've even had unsightly ulcers between my gums and teeth. Sure, it's gross and a bit embarrassing to talk about, but there's no reason to be embarrassed. I think the internet is a fabulous place in that it lets us learn and talk about things that can be embarrassing to deal with in real life. That feeling lead me to create this blog. In this blog, I am going to offer information on cavities, bad breath and other "embarrassing" topics. I hope you learn a lot along the way!

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2015

Reasons for and Against Sedation Dentistry
Sedation dentistry offers people an alternative method of receiving dental care which is effective at reducing pain and the anxiety that people typically experience. However, it does come with a few drawbacks such as potential side effects and incompatibility with certain types of medication. Are you considering sedation dentistry but are not sure if is the right choice of treatment for you? Then consider the reasons for and against sedation dentistry to make an informed decision.

What to Expect When You Need a Root Canal
For many people, two of the most terrifying words in the history of mankind are "root canal". A root canal is a procedure that often needs to be done when there is no other way to repair a severely damaged tooth that is decayed right into the root or nerve. Many people dislike going to the dentist, but when they hear that they need to have this type of procedure done, the sense of dread really intensifies.

How New Technology Saves You Time at the Dentist
You may have ruined your appetite last night when you bit into your favourite steak and shattered an old filling. It was a nasty sensation and it now feels as if you have a hole the size of a crater where the tooth used to be. Yet this is only the beginning of your problem, as you will likely require two separate visits to the dentist in order to get a new crown fitted.

New Year's Dental Resolutions To Counter Holiday Excess!
The holiday season is finally over. With such a choice of sweet and spicy food at your fingertips, did you pay enough attention to your dental hygiene and oral health? As you enter the new year, it's time to take a look at some dental resolutions. Take Baby Steps Remember that as with any resolutions, it is crucial that you take small, but regular steps to implement them. Dental hygiene constitutes a significant part of your total overall wellness, and when you understand the benefits associated it shouldn't be too difficult to maintain a good start to the year.