What is a Dental Implant?
If one or more of your teeth has fallen out, your dentist might suggest you get a dental implant. While other options for repairing or replacing single or multiple teeth are available, none have proven to be as successful as the dental implant (which has an approximate success rate of 95%). Many experts proclaim dental implants are "the future of dentistry", but what exactly is a dental implant and how does it work?
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10/15/09
Single Tooth Anesthesia San Diego
Bonita Del Rey dental care are at present using an Modern computerized anesthesia system named STA or Single Tooth Anesthesia. The STA system releases an exact amount of anesthesia throughout your dental procedure to assure no pain either from the injections or the work your dental practitioner is doing. Only the area worked on is numbed!
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10/13/09
Cheap Tijuana Dentist in TJ Mexico
At the White Smile Center in Tijuana we specialize in cosmetic and family dentistry.
We are located in 3 minutes from from the US-Mexican Border, right across the road from the Giant Ball in central Tijuana; We offer secure underground parking to our patients.
we pride ourselves on offering the best personalized care and the most reasonable fees in Tijuana Mexico!
We are a dental practice devoted to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of your smile using conservative, state-of-the-art procedures that will result in beautiful, long lasting smiles!
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We are located in 3 minutes from from the US-Mexican Border, right across the road from the Giant Ball in central Tijuana; We offer secure underground parking to our patients.
we pride ourselves on offering the best personalized care and the most reasonable fees in Tijuana Mexico!
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We are a dental practice devoted to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of your smile using conservative, state-of-the-art procedures that will result in beautiful, long lasting smiles!
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10/11/09
Advantages of Cosmetic Dental Implants
Advantages of Cosmetic Dental Implants
If you're thinking of replacing one or more missing teeth with dental prosthetics, you may be wondering why you would choose a cosmetic dental implant over a bridge or traditional denture. There are several reasons why many dental professionals recommend dental implants.Because dentures and bridges do not replace your teeth root, the bone surrounding your disused roots will deteriorate.
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10/9/09
What can I expect from a single-tooth implant?
What can I expect from a single-tooth implant?
When considering whether to opt for a dental implant, you'll want to know what to expect from the surgery. The procedure for installing a single-tooth dental implant takes around five months to complete. However, in some cases – especially when bone needs to be built up in the jawbone first – the complete procedure can take a year or more.Your implant will proceed in three stages:
Stage One: Consultation
At your initial consultation, your chosen dental professional (either a periodontist or a dental surgeon qualified in dental implant procedures) will take x-rays of your mouth and conduct a full examination of your teeth and surrounding jawbone. You'll be informed of any measures you need to take to prepare for the surgery.Read more about Dental Implants Tijuana
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10/7/09
Child Dentist in TJ, Mexico
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Children will start loosing their baby teeth when they turn 5 or 6. It will be quite a strange feeling for them having a wiggly tooth, and it may take some convincing to pull it out. After a few days of wiggling, the tooth will be held on by just a small strand of root, so a simple tug (with a tissue so your fingers don’t slip) will pull it out. It wont hurt the child at all, they won’t even notice when you have pulled it.
The “tooth fairy” is a common western tradition, where the child will put the tooth under their pillow at night, the tooth fairy will come and collect the tooth while the child is asleep - as she needs old teeth in order to make new teeth for babies. She will leave a coin under the pillow, as payment to the child for the tooth.
Things have changed a lot since your child hood, when a fifty cent coin was enough. These days a tooth is worth about $1 or $2.
And what is the most common thing that a child will spend the money from the tooth fairy on? Candy!
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Braces cost average $2300 In out Tijuana Office
Children will start loosing their baby teeth when they turn 5 or 6. It will be quite a strange feeling for them having a wiggly tooth, and it may take some convincing to pull it out. After a few days of wiggling, the tooth will be held on by just a small strand of root, so a simple tug (with a tissue so your fingers don’t slip) will pull it out. It wont hurt the child at all, they won’t even notice when you have pulled it.The “tooth fairy” is a common western tradition, where the child will put the tooth under their pillow at night, the tooth fairy will come and collect the tooth while the child is asleep - as she needs old teeth in order to make new teeth for babies. She will leave a coin under the pillow, as payment to the child for the tooth.
Things have changed a lot since your child hood, when a fifty cent coin was enough. These days a tooth is worth about $1 or $2.
And what is the most common thing that a child will spend the money from the tooth fairy on? Candy!
10/5/09
The Benefits of Dental Implants
You may be wondering why more and more dentists are advocating dental implants over traditional bridgework and dentures. Perhaps you're baulking at the cost and wondering "What exactly will a dental implant do for me?"
Dental implants have several benefits you might not be aware of:
Dental Implants Improve your Confidence
With ordinary dentures your jawbone shrinks and the denture slips out of place, sliding and wobbling in the mouth and causing great discomfort and pain. Your facial muscles struggle to hold the dentures in place, resulting in muscle stress, more pain, and slurred or mumbled speech. The shrinking jawbone muscles give you a lopsided smile and aged face.
Because dental implants are anchored in the jaw itself, they don't move. Goodbye forever, gum irritation and muscle stress! You can smile, talk and sing naturally. Dental implants feel like your natural teeth.
To learn more about replacing your missing teeth with dental implants, contact your local dental professional.
Dental Implants Restore your Taste
With a dental implant you can chew and swallow foods without pain or discomfort. In contrast, a full upper denture covers your palette and reduces your sense of taste. Replacing your upper denture with dental implants allows you to once again taste and enjoy your favorite foods.To learn more about replacing your missing teeth with dental implants, contact
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10/1/09
A History of Teeth Whitening
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Today, products and services are offered everywhere to help us keep our teeth white and beautiful. However, in the long history of teeth whitening, people didn't have it so easy. For 5,000 years people have been using some kind of teeth whitening and cleaning system. Now, in 3000 BC they didn't have access to electric toothbrushes, dental floss, and mouthwash, but they made do. People would chew on sticks to keep their teeth clean. The stick would be an ordinary one, with one end a bit frayed. Rubbing this frayed end over the teeth would clean them and remove food particles and plaque. Actually, this method is still used in some less developed civilizations and cultures.
In the 16th century, bristle toothbrushes started appearing. This started in China, with the toothbrushes made of bone or wood. For the bristles, hog's hair was used. People found that this cleaned and whitened their teeth better than their original methods. The bristles got between the teeth and cleaned there as well as the surface of the teeth.
When DuPont invented the tooth brush in 1938, they campaigned against using hog's hair bristle toothbrushes. Of course, they added the disadvantages of germs and possible infections in their marketing. Since the nylon was extremely hard and actually damaged people's teeth rather than make them better, no dentists would recommend them. However, a little over 10 years later, DuPont created soft vinyl, and the bristles were much more flexible and healthy for the teeth.
The actual practice of teeth whitening began around 4000 years ago with the ancient Egyptians. These people would create a whitening paste using ground up pumice stone mixed in wine vinegar. White teeth were a mark of beauty and a sign of the wealthy. This concoction sounds terrible enough, but it isn't the most disgusting thing ever used for teeth whitening. Ancient Romans would actually whiten their teeth using urine! The ammonia in the urine served the purpose, and there are still products today that contain ammonia. Early dentists recognized that what whitened the teeth was the ammonia, and that's what they started using. A lot of active ingredients in things that we purchase today for cleaning the teeth is ammonia. Thank goodness that we are more developed today, and don't have to rely on those primitive methods of teeth whitening.
During the 17th century, people would visit their barbers for a haircut and tooth whitening. The barbers served as both the one to see for your hair, and your teeth. They would actually perform tooth extractions, or pull the teeth. They also performed whitenings. The barber would file down the teeth and apply an acid to them that would whiten them. This actually did make the teeth whiter, however, it led to tooth decay because of the erosion of the tooth enamel. However, because people considered it to be very important to have a great smile and white teeth, this practiced continued until the 18th century.
Around the 1840's, people began using fluoride as a way to keep their teeth healthy and cavity free. However, it was realized that too much fluoride can actually stain the teeth. This is especially prevalent in children who use fluoride toothpastes. Swallowing the toothpaste instead of spitting it out can cause discoloration of teeth later in life.
Today, dentists will recommend a number of things for teeth whitening. A large factor in discoloration or spots on the teeth is the food and drinks that we consume. Most dentists will recommend that we stay away from coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco. These are the number 1 teeth staining items.
The demand for teeth whitening products and procedures keeps growing and growing. As a matter of fact, in 2002, a survey was done by the American Dental Association and Colgate. The survey results stated that the fastest growing business of a dentist was teeth whitening. There was a 25% increase in the number of patients who wanted this service. Over the last five years, teeth whitening and bleaching procedure demands have grown over 300%. Apparently we all want a bright white smile.
Today, there are a number of different procedures that you can have done to whiten your teeth and brighten your smile. You can visit your dentist and discuss it with him. He can then help you to decide on a procedure that's best for you. You could also just visit your local drugstore and pick up one of many teeth whitening systems to keep your smile a shiny and bright one.
Today, products and services are offered everywhere to help us keep our teeth white and beautiful. However, in the long history of teeth whitening, people didn't have it so easy. For 5,000 years people have been using some kind of teeth whitening and cleaning system. Now, in 3000 BC they didn't have access to electric toothbrushes, dental floss, and mouthwash, but they made do. People would chew on sticks to keep their teeth clean. The stick would be an ordinary one, with one end a bit frayed. Rubbing this frayed end over the teeth would clean them and remove food particles and plaque. Actually, this method is still used in some less developed civilizations and cultures.
In the 16th century, bristle toothbrushes started appearing. This started in China, with the toothbrushes made of bone or wood. For the bristles, hog's hair was used. People found that this cleaned and whitened their teeth better than their original methods. The bristles got between the teeth and cleaned there as well as the surface of the teeth.
When DuPont invented the tooth brush in 1938, they campaigned against using hog's hair bristle toothbrushes. Of course, they added the disadvantages of germs and possible infections in their marketing. Since the nylon was extremely hard and actually damaged people's teeth rather than make them better, no dentists would recommend them. However, a little over 10 years later, DuPont created soft vinyl, and the bristles were much more flexible and healthy for the teeth.
The actual practice of teeth whitening began around 4000 years ago with the ancient Egyptians. These people would create a whitening paste using ground up pumice stone mixed in wine vinegar. White teeth were a mark of beauty and a sign of the wealthy. This concoction sounds terrible enough, but it isn't the most disgusting thing ever used for teeth whitening. Ancient Romans would actually whiten their teeth using urine! The ammonia in the urine served the purpose, and there are still products today that contain ammonia. Early dentists recognized that what whitened the teeth was the ammonia, and that's what they started using. A lot of active ingredients in things that we purchase today for cleaning the teeth is ammonia. Thank goodness that we are more developed today, and don't have to rely on those primitive methods of teeth whitening.
During the 17th century, people would visit their barbers for a haircut and tooth whitening. The barbers served as both the one to see for your hair, and your teeth. They would actually perform tooth extractions, or pull the teeth. They also performed whitenings. The barber would file down the teeth and apply an acid to them that would whiten them. This actually did make the teeth whiter, however, it led to tooth decay because of the erosion of the tooth enamel. However, because people considered it to be very important to have a great smile and white teeth, this practiced continued until the 18th century.
Around the 1840's, people began using fluoride as a way to keep their teeth healthy and cavity free. However, it was realized that too much fluoride can actually stain the teeth. This is especially prevalent in children who use fluoride toothpastes. Swallowing the toothpaste instead of spitting it out can cause discoloration of teeth later in life.
Today, dentists will recommend a number of things for teeth whitening. A large factor in discoloration or spots on the teeth is the food and drinks that we consume. Most dentists will recommend that we stay away from coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco. These are the number 1 teeth staining items.
The demand for teeth whitening products and procedures keeps growing and growing. As a matter of fact, in 2002, a survey was done by the American Dental Association and Colgate. The survey results stated that the fastest growing business of a dentist was teeth whitening. There was a 25% increase in the number of patients who wanted this service. Over the last five years, teeth whitening and bleaching procedure demands have grown over 300%. Apparently we all want a bright white smile.
Today, there are a number of different procedures that you can have done to whiten your teeth and brighten your smile. You can visit your dentist and discuss it with him. He can then help you to decide on a procedure that's best for you. You could also just visit your local drugstore and pick up one of many teeth whitening systems to keep your smile a shiny and bright one.
Marc Ilgen is an internet entrepreneur and and affiliate marketer. He runs a website called Teeth-Whitening-Central.com to provide free information on tooth whitening products. He also has an online store for tooth whitener kits, gels and accessories.
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