Entries by admin_oxnard

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Deciduous Teeth

Deciduous teeth are the first teeth to grow in a baby’s mouth. Although most babies do not erupt any teeth by six months of age, the process of teething in some of them begins very early, from the first two months. Most babies get 20 temporary teeth by the age of 30 months, which are […]

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Tooth and Gum Infections

Tooth and gum infections are also called dental abscesses or gingival abscesses. The infection appears as a swollen pus-filled fluid at the root of the tooth or the surface of the gums. Tooth infection can be due to tooth decay. Dental abscess is the accumulation of pus caused by an infection in the teeth and […]

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Dental Laminate for Short Teeth

If you have teeth that look small, it can negatively affect your smile. Small teeth may make you reluctant to smile, talk or laugh with others, including friends and family. If you have a job that involves a lot of public or interpersonal interactions, small teeth can affect your performance. Smile reconstruction for small teeth […]

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The New Implant Method

In this method, there is no need for gingival and dental surgery to implant, and you can perform dental implants by placing artificial teeth or veneers. In recent years, especially during the last 30 years, there have been various methods for dental implants that can be used to restore and replace lost teeth. One of […]

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Dental Fillings

When a tooth decays, one of the treatment strategies can be filling the tooth. Usually, if X-rays show that the pulp or soft tissue of the tooth is damaged, they often fill the tooth. The continuous bacterial activity can cause infection over time and damage this part of the tooth. If such an important issue […]

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Risk of Tooth Decay

Some people are more at risk for tooth decay, including: Low-income families (children and adults). Elderly people, from any socio-economic class. People who live in areas where water is not fluoridated. People who produce less mucus in their mouths due to illness or medication. People undergoing radiation therapy. People with diabetes Smokers and people who […]

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Mandibular Pain

Facial and maxillofacial pain is a common problem that affects millions of people around the world. This poses many of the health challenges in the health care community when diagnosing and treating because there are so many potential causes for maxillofacial pain. Yes, its correct diagnosis is vital. Doctors need to identify the exact cause […]

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Cleft Lip

A cleft lip, gum, or palate in front of the mouth can cause a variety of problems for the teeth. They affect the number, size, shape, and position of deciduous and permanent teeth. Teeth damaged by cleft lip and palate are usually located in the cleft palate; Like lateral teeth. A gap is created between […]

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Toothaches and Headaches

If you suffer from both headaches and toothaches, it is natural to wonder if these two symptoms are related. Maybe your toothache also triggers a headache, or maybe a combination of headache and toothache indicates a major health problem such as a sinus infection or temporomandibular joint dysfunction. There are many causes of toothache, such […]

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Braces and Facial Features

Dental braces, also known as dental orthodontics, can change lives. All you have to do is endure and use them for a year or more. Today, we explain to many of our patients that many Hollywood stars can only have beautiful smiles in their photos by using this brace or dental wire. Of course, there […]