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Teeth Bonding: What You Need to Know What is the Dental Bonding Procedure? Advantages and Disadvantages of Tooth Bonding Risks of Tooth Bonding What Should
So what is a cavity? It may be unpleasant to think about this, but your mouth is full of bacteria; some of which can be
A gap between your two front teeth (what we in the dental field call a diastema) isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If you brush, floss
Nitrous Oxide (known as laughing gas in some circles and N2O in others) is a colourless, non-flammable, slightly sweet-smelling gas. It’s also on the World
A dazzling smile can be the key to confidence, but if you’re not entirely happy with the appearance of your teeth, bite or gums, don’t
Teeth have a natural protective outer layer made up of either enamel or cementum. Enamel generally covers the tooth above the gum line and cementum
Fillings for back teeth have traditionally been made of amalgam. Amalgam is a compound of metals and is a dark colour. Until recently there was
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