Dental implants are the ideal way to replace lost teeth. However, because the process to install dental implants is so intensive, consider waiting until after you have given birth to get them. There are several good reasons why you may want to wait until after your pregnancy before you start the process to get dental implants.
1. Dental Implants Require X-rays
Before, during, and after your dental implant surgery, your dentist will need to perform x-rays.
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Human teeth are fairly similar from one person to another. There are some minor differences in size and shape from person-to-person, but for the most part, people get 32 teeth that will grow to a fairly predictable size and shape. But what about when one (or more) of your teeth seems to give up halfway through its growth? And what about if some of your teeth seem to be simply refusing to grow?
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If you've never gotten a dental cleaning, then you are missing out on an effective measure to keep cavities at bay. Along with a regular oral hygiene routine, getting twice-yearly dental cleanings can help you avoid costly dental treatment due to cavities and ensure that your natural teeth last a lifetime.
According to the CDC, 31.6% of adults between the ages of 20 and 44 in the US have untreated dental cavities.
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Most of us expect our teeth to last for the long haul, but what happens when something else happens, leaving you in pain? Unfortunately, you may have to work with a dentist who can perform a root canal.
Do you have questions about root canals? You are not alone.
Why Do You Need a Root Canal?
When the pulp inside a tooth becomes inflamed or infected, you may need a root canal.
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Mouthguards are essential for any child who participates in sports. They fit over the teeth and protect the mouth and surrounding areas from traumatic injuries. Many kids' dentistry practices treat children with dental injuries that could have been prevented had they been wearing protective mouth guards. Here are some of the benefits of mouthguards and the types of mouth guards your child's pediatric dentist may recommend.
Protection Against Numerous Injuries
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