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General Dentistry
Can Dentist Assess Tooth Infection in a CBCT?
Dental caries or tooth decay, is a bacterial infection of the teeth. When left untreated, it can lead to further complications and even tooth loss. The prevalence of dental caries has been…
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Mouth Biopsy: Can It Detect Oral Cancer?
A mouth biopsy is a procedure used to remove a small sample of tissue so it can be examined under a microscope. It may be recommended when a dentist or doctor finds…
Read the guide →Dental Consultation Guide
Never Been to a Dentist? Here’s Why Your First Visit Matters
If you have never visited a dentist, you may wonder whether a dental checkup is really necessary when your teeth don’t hurt. The answer is that many dental problems can develop without…
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Which Doctors Refer Patients to Dentists?
Dental health and overall health are closely connected, and some medical conditions or symptoms may require evaluation by both a physician and a dentist. Doctors from different specialties may refer patients to…
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What are Premalignant Lesions in Oral Cavity?
The health of your mouth is a direct window into your overall well-being, but sometimes, subtle changes can signal a more serious underlying issue. While most sores or patches are harmless, certain…
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Dental Caries vs Plaque: What’s the Difference?
Dental Caries vs Plaque: Dental plaque and dental caries are not the same thing. Plaque is a sticky bacterial biofilm that forms on teeth, while dental caries is the disease process that…
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Daily Routine Oral Hygiene Best Practices: Advice from Dentist
The current introduction is generic and contains claims such as a healthy mouth being a “key to a happy and healthy life” and having a “better chance of living free of disease.”…
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How to Cope With Dental Anxiety: Tips & Treatment Options
Dental anxiety is fear, nervousness or distress related to visiting the dentist or receiving dental treatment. It can be caused by previous unpleasant experiences, fear of pain, needles, dental instruments, loss of…
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Do Dentists Use Rubber Dams? Uses, Benefits & Safety
Yes, dentists use rubber dams for certain dental procedures, particularly treatments where keeping the tooth isolated, dry and protected is important. However, not every dental procedure requires a rubber dam, and its…
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Oral Cancer Toothpaste? Facts & Prevention
No toothpaste has been established as a way to prevent or treat oral cancer. Toothpaste is important for maintaining oral hygiene and preventing common dental problems such as plaque, tooth decay and…
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