There is more to oral health than just brushing your teeth. As an arm of your overall well-being, oral health deserves a focus in your life, and the myths about oral health deserve some clarification so you can take care of your teeth and gums properly.
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Tooth enamel is limited. Once lost, it cannot grow back, but it can be replaced with the right dental repair. In biomimetic dentistry, we focus on preserving as much of the natural tooth structure as possible during any cosmetic dentistry or restorative dentistry treatments. When a patient exhibits signs of enamel erosion, there is concern about the overall health of your teeth and mouth. At that point, the most important discussion is determining how to proceed to preserve good oral health.
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Feel like you are always overlooked for a job promotion? Feel like the interview went well and can’t understand why the job went to another candidate? Feel like you would have been the better presenter from your team but a more attractive and less experienced colleague landed the opportunity? Professional setbacks can be brutal to endure, and they can make you question the skills you have worked so hard to master. Consider this: It could be your teeth that are getting in the way of professional success. A biomimetic smile makeover can change your future.
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Oral health is important at every age. Developing good preventive care habits when you are young makes taking care of your teeth and gums easy as you grow into an adult. However, even the most diligent and careful brusher and flosser can encounter oral health problems as a senior. Aging has side effects but, thankfully, biomimetic dentistry makes it possible to retain as much as possible of your natural teeth while giving you a complete and beautiful smile.
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One of the first signs of receding gums are teeth that look longer than usual. If someone comments that you look long in the tooth, instead of being insulted that they just called you “old,” look in the mirror. The comment may be literal. And your receding gums could be the reason why.
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856-234-4474 for your free consultation or to schedule your dental appointment.