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Gum disease Poor dental hygiene may cause a loose tooth. Also known as periodontitis, this disease involves inflammation and infection of the gums. It is usually caused by poor dental hygiene habits. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report...

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  Baby boomers are increasingly choosing treatments such as implant supported dentures vs conventional dentures. This is a generation that has never been satisfied to settle for what their parents thought was good enough. From expensive items like holidays and...

Eligibility for senior's denture Seniors' benefit estimator Seniors may be eligible to begin receiving dental and optical benefits: On the day of your 65th birthday, or If you are new to Alberta, after you have permanently resided in the province for three months,...

  Dental implants are by far the best method of replacing teeth in the long term when one considers benefits, function and long term success. Studies show that traditional crowns and bridges have a 15-20% failure rate within ten years, yet implants have less than...

Background Denture adhesives are pastes, powders or pads that may be placed in/on dentures to help them stay in place. Sometimes denture adhesives contain zinc to enhance adhesion.  In most cases, properly fitted and maintained dentures should not require the use of...

Teeth whitening does not damage your teeth. The whitening process uses active ingredients to temporarily open pores in your teeth and lift stains. After each whitening session, your teeth naturally remineralize and rehydrate. Sensitivity after teeth whitening is...

This lady is a "grinder/clencher,"  she used Botox to relax her massetter muscles. As you can see this will relax the muscles and soften the facial appearance.  

Recent research has shown there is a direct correlation between oral hygiene and a patient’s overall health. Poor dental hygiene and gum disease may directly increase your risk of heart disease, stroke, and even diabetic complications. Women that have poor dental...