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Miami Sedation Dentistry to Ease Anxiety
Dental phobia and anxiety is a real condition that affects millions. The American Association of Endodontists reports that about 80% of Americans experience some degree of anxiety about going to the dentist. About half of these people actually avoid the dentist because of these feelings. About 5-10% of these people are considered dental phobics because […]
What is Conscious Sedation Dentistry?
If you meet with your Miami sedation dentist, you might hear him talk about conscious sedation dentistry. But what is the difference between conscious sedation and sedation dentistry? Basically, with conscious sedation, the patient is awake and verbally responsive but in a very relaxed state. The type of anesthesia used for conscious sedation is also […]
Cosmetic Dentistry Can Actually Boost Your Confidence
Many people question whether or not they should receive cosmetic dentistry work to improve the overall look of their smile. Many factors come into consideration such as fiance, need and anxiety level. If you are on the fence, take this information into consideration: Cosmetic dentists can actually boost your confidence by improving your look and […]
New Standard of Oral Health Prevention
The Miami sedation dentistry world is continuously working hard to discover new and better ways to ensure a lifetime of healthy teeth. Many Miami dentists are now recommending a new line of self-testing that can help any patient maintain a healthier smile. This is incorporated with five parts of a new standard of prevention which […]
The American Academy for Oral Systemic Health
In a previous blog we discussed the sugar, xylitol, and how it impacts our oral health. You may be wondering why this tool for oral hygiene is not well-known and why it's not pushed by all dentists. The answer is education and there is a group out there working towards this goal. Many sedation dentists are […]
Tooth Pain Caused by Sinusitis
Many things can cause a toothache from cavities, molars, exposed roots and even a sinus infection. People don't generally think of a sinus infection contributing to tooth pain, but it can be the cause of your pain. Maxillary sinuses are located just above your teeth and when there is inflammation in this region it can […]
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