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While not necessarily the utmost important step in oral care, mouthwash assists in some ways brushing and flossing cannot.
Any dental or medical procedure requires proper aftercare to make sure the treated area heals correctly and efficiently, and fillings are no exception.
Wisdom teeth can cause problems and are common candidates for extraction. For anxious patients, sedation may make the process much less stressful.
We all aim to be as healthy as humanly possible - physically, mentally and emotionally. The following are a few tips that can go a long way toward achieving pearly white perfection:
According to several studies, the risk of adverse teeth whitening side-effects are higher through DIY treatments than those done by the experts.