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Dental Bridges Treatment: Procedure, Costs, Benefits and More

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Dental Veneers Treatment: Procedure, Costs, Benefits and More

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Emax Crowns Treatment: Procedure, Costs, Benefits and More

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Zirconium Crowns: Procedure, Costs, Benefits and More

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Digital Smile Design (DSD)

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Hair transplantation is a surgical procedure performed by expert plastic surgeons under local anesthesia. Successful hair transplants are permanent solutions to thinning or balding problems.

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What Is Cosmetic Dentistry?

Cosmetic dentistry is a term used to describe treatments that improve the appearance of teeth. Common procedures include teeth whitening, dental veneers, dental crowns, fillings and implants.

How Many Gaps Can a Dental Bridge Fill?

A dental bridge can usually safely fill three or four tooth gaps. For longer gaps, such as five to six teeth, durability and cleaning problems may occur. Since each patient's needs are different, the decision...

What Is an Orthodontist?

Diagnosis and treatment of tooth alignment, angle disorders, as well as upper jaw and lower jaw closing incompatibility and facial irregularities constitute the job description of the orthodontist.

What Is Tooth Enamel?

Enamel is the tissue that covers the outer surface of the tooth and protects the soft tissues and nerves in the lower layers of the tooth.

Tips for Good Oral Hygiene and Healthy Smiles

Oral hygiene, when done well, directly affects the health of the whole body in a positive way and forms the basis of healthy smiles throughout life. A healthy oral structure makes the individual feel good...