Are you afraid of going to the dentist? If so, you are not alone. It has been estimated that 30-40 million people in the United States alone struggle with a fear of the dentist. Even if you are nervous, there are some simple ways you can work to overcome a dental phobia. At Dedicated Dental,
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Preparing for Your Full Mouth Reconstruction
You don’t have to be embarrassed about your missing, badly worn, or damaged teeth anymore. A full mouth reconstruction can help restore your teeth using a combination of advanced cosmetic and reconstructive dental techniques. Whether you need crowns, onlays, inlays, veneers, bridges, implants, dentures, or other services, to help correct the damages of cancer, accidents,
Read MoreWhat receding gum lines could mean
Have you been told by your dentist or hygienist that your gums are receding? It’s a common oral health problem that happens gradually – so you might not be aware of it until you have a dental checkup. The gum tissue that protects your teeth can shrink and draw away from the surface of the
Read MoreThings Your Dentist Knows about You By Looking at Your Mouth
It may seem like a stretch, but it’s true, our mouths are often a clear indicator of our health. Dentistry is more than dealing with cavities and plaque build-up. Dentists can tell a variety of issues and ailments just by one glance into your mouth and at your teeth and gums. Going to the dentist
Read MoreStaying Calm in The Dentist’s Chair
Do you feel relatively calm before your dental appointment, or are you a little nervous about a visit to the dental office? Do you worry about it days or weeks before the appointment? Are you someone who is terrified about going to the dentist or about a procedure, worrying about it all the time? There
Read MoreWhat is That Smell in The Dentist Office?
It was the writer Marcel Proust who first described the connection between scent and recollection. It is true that scents are tied to our memories. According to psychological studies, the olfactory bulb near other areas of our brain can be linked to both memories and emotion. If you have ever been to the dentist’s office,
Read MoreCosmetic Dentistry and Self Esteem
First impressions are very important. People tend to judge others by that first glimpse they get. It might not be the right thing to do, but it’s human nature. Not everyone has that perfect smile that is shown on toothpaste commercials, but there is plenty that a little time and effort can do towards good
Read MoreThings Your Dentist Wishes You Knew
For some reason, maybe it’s the loud drills or uncomfortable mouth contortions, a visit to the dentist isn’t considered to be the most pleasant way to spend an afternoon. Whether you’re gearing up for your next routine cleaning, recovering from a recent dentist visit, or trying your best to keep your teeth pristine in between
Read MoreStop Avoiding Your Dentist!
People who avoid the dentist can only go for so long without seeing the consequences. When you start getting severe toothaches, you will then be motivated to finally make an appointment. The longer you wait, though, the more likely it is that you’ll have to undergo painful and expensive treatments. For example, filling a cavity
Read MoreQuestions to Ask Your Dentist
For many, a dentist’s appointment is an unpleasant visit that you want to be done with as soon as possible. We all know the importance of getting your teeth cleaned twice a year, but you should also try to view the dentist’s appointment as a time to maximize your dental health. Spend some time getting
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