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Veneers are designed to be tough, but they're not indestructible. Like any type of dental restoration (or like natural teeth, for that matter), veneers can chip and break. The likelihood of a break depends on the type of veneers you have. Porcelain veneers can last 15 to 20...
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You may have heard the term “Zoom Dysmorphia” mentioned on the Today Show and in other media recently. It's becoming a real issue. As more professionals and students spend their days in video conference calls to avoid the COVID scourge, they’re forced...
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Jun
Do you know the difference between crowns and veneers? The main difference between crowns vs veneers is that crowns secure structurally damaged teeth while veneers are strictly cosmetic. If your teeth are discolored or have experienced some structural damage, you might want to fa...
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Jun
If you've given any thought to getting dental veneers, you may have heard that your teeth need to be filed (or shaved down) as part of the procedure. This is understandably a source of apprehension for many patients, but the process isn’t nearly as scary as it sounds...
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Jun
Tooth stains can wreak havoc on an otherwise perfect smile. In many cases, you can treat these unwanted discolorations at home, but the process will depend on the location and nature of the stain. Before you even attempt a whitening treatment, it's important to understand w...
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Porcelain veneers last about 15 to 20 years on average, but with the proper cleaning and care, you can ensure that yours last much longer. Dental-grade porcelain is much stronger than the natural enamel on your teeth, but it's not immune to staining, degrading, and even bre...
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If you are unhappy with the appearance of one or more teeth, you have probably begun exploring your treatment options. Dental veneers are the best option but patients may seek alternatives in an effort to reduce the costs. When it comes to cosmetic dentistry, one size does not fi...
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The 5 Most Common Dental Procedures in HollywoodPracticing proper oral hygiene is sometimes not enough to achieve and maintain an attractive and bright smile. We all know we should see a dentist for checkups, cleanings, and other necessary dental procedures regularly, but if you...
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This article has been updated on 03/23/2022 for greater accuracy and up-to-date information. For individuals who have lost teeth resulting from a physical injury or infection, dental implants are the best replacement option. If you have multiple missing teeth that require more th...
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Jun
A root canal might be necessary when there is a problem within the entire tooth, not just on the surface (as with a cavity). Tooth pain is often the first sign that something is wrong deep down in the tooth, but other warning signs like tooth decay, tooth sensitivity, inflamed...
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