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The Unseen Link between Oral Health and Overall Health

Maintaining good oral health goes beyond having a bright smile and fresh breath. It plays a crucial role in promoting overall well-being. Your mouth serves as the gateway to your body, influencing various aspects of health that may go unnoticed. Diabetes For individuals with diabetes, prioritizing oral health is essential. Periodontal disease not only makes…
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Understanding Root Resorption: Causes and Management

Root resorption, a dental condition that involves the breakdown and absorption of the tooth’s root structure, can originate from different areas within the mouth. Internal resorption starts at the inner surface of the tooth’s root while external resorption initiates at an outer surface where the root connects to the jawbone. What causes root resorption? According…
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Can a knocked-out tooth be saved?

Accidents happen and dental emergencies are no exception. A knocked-out tooth, also known as an avulsed tooth, can cause distress. However, it is important to know that, in some cases, you can save a knocked-out tooth by acting quickly and following the right steps. Immediate Actions to Take after Your Tooth is Knocked Out How…
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The Role of Endodontics in Preserving Natural Teeth

Endodontics, the specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of issues within the tooth pulp, plays a vital role in safeguarding natural teeth in several ways: 1. Diagnosing Dental Issues Endodontists use technology like digital imaging or CBCT scan to identify problems early on and develop targeted treatment plans tailored to…
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Root Canal FAQs: 8 Things You Should Know

1. What is a root canal? A root canal is a dental procedure aimed at removing the infected or damaged pulp from inside a tooth. This involves cleaning, filling, and sealing the root canal to save the tooth. 2. Why is a root canal needed? When tooth pulp is infected or harmed, it can lead…