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All You Need to Know About Deep Sedation

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Deep Sedation

Deep sedation allows you to tolerate surgical dental procedures that would otherwise be too painful. It also enables particularly nervous or fearful patients to get the treatment they need. Another benefit of deep sedation is that you may not recall anything about your treatment, and it can also work as an anesthetic to help pain control after your procedure.


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Why You Should Choose a Prosthodontist

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Choose a Prosthodontist

A Prosthodontist is a dentist who specializes in dental implants. With regard to difficult patient scenarios like full-mouth restoration, prosthodontics specialists have more training than regular dentists. All general dentists fundamentally understand reconstructive dentistry.


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Why Are My Gums Bleeding?

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Gums Bleeding

If you notice spots of blood when you clean your teeth, the most likely culprit is gum inflammation (gingivitis). Left untreated, this infection will invariably escalate to serious, painful gum disease (periodontitis) that may result in tooth loss.


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Benefits of IV Conscious Sedation

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IV Conscious Sedation

Lots of people don’t feel entirely comfortable when receiving dental treatment, but some have more deeply seated fears and which can even prevent them from receiving the dental care they need or desire. When you are nervous or anxious or perhaps know you need a significant amount of dental work to restore dental health, the best way forward can be IV conscious sedation or sleep dentistry.


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Benefits of Sleep Apnea Treatment

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Sleep Apnea Treatment

If you have sleep apnea, you should know you are not alone. Upwards of 20 million people in the United States are plagued by this disorder.


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Types of Dentures: Here’s What You Must Know!

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Types of Dentures

Teeth are a crucial part of your oral health and perform numerous functions, such as chewing, biting, smiling, and even helping you pronounce words. Do you know that lacking one or more teeth can result in speech impediments? It’s true, and some people even develop a lisp because of missing teeth. So whether you’re eating lunch, talking on the phone, or biting into some chocolate, teeth are extremely necessary to get on with daily life. So when tooth loss occurs, it can cause a range of different dental issues.


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Importance of Removing Wisdom Teeth

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Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth are often the loose cannon of the dental world, wreaking all sorts of havoc in the dark, deep recesses of our mouths. Although we no longer need this third and final set of molars, most people still get them, and they often bring a host of problems.


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How Dental Implants Can Transform Your Smile

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Dental Implants

Before considering the transformation of your smile through the use of dental implants, it’s a good idea to learn about how implants work. Understanding the procedural steps of dental implants may assist you in preparing for the procedure both financially and psychologically. Also, preparation might include looking into a dental professional who offers payment plans to enable flexible financing.


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What Is the Process for Getting a Dental Bone Graft?

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Dental Implants

Bone grafts are procedures performed at Pacific Northwest Prosthodontics that increase the quantity of bone in a section of your jaw in which bone has been lost or in which extra support is necessary.


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What are Dental Implants?

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Dental Implants

If you have heard of dental implants in passing or do not know anything about these artificial teeth, you are not alone. Dental implants are a fairly recent advancement in dental technology that replaces missing or damaged teeth with those of the artificial variety. These artificial teeth look and feel real. Perhaps more importantly, dental implants allow you to eat food of all different types with ease. If you are missing one or several teeth or if your teeth are badly damaged, you should consider dental implants.


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