Dental Blogs

What Makes Dental Care So Expensive?

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Some people balk at the price of dental care. To be sure, you may end up paying thousands of dollars for major restorative work, but it’s important to remember that this is a medical treatment, and investing in your teeth can make the difference between keeping them for a lifetime and losing them one by one at an early age. There are good reasons for the cost of dental care. Here are a few of them.

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7 New Years’ Resolutions for Your Teeth

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If you are looking for a New Year’s resolution that can make you healthier, more attractive, and happier this coming year, why not focus on your teeth? Oral health can make a huge difference in your general health, and taking care of your teeth can make your smile more attractive. Besides, there are many simple things you can do that will improve your oral health.

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Treat Gum Disease to Reduce Medical Costs

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According to a new study by United Concordia, a provider of dental insurance, getting gum disease treatment can reduce costs for related medical conditions–such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and pregnancy–by up to 74%. It also reduced the need for hospitalizations.

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Researchers Trying to Understand the Impact of E-Cigs on Oral Health

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E-cigarettes are increasingly popular. Combustionless nicotine delivery systems, the devices work by creating an aerosol mixture of water vapor, nicotine, flavors, and other ingredients that can be inhaled by the user. Many people believe that these are less toxic than traditional cigarettes, but we don’t know for sure. Especially following insights about the impact of hookahs on oral health, it seems likely that e-cigs may also be harmful.

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How Often Should You Visit the Dentist?

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The normal number of visits to the dentist each year is two, but is that the right number for you? There are circumstances when more visits are recommended. Compromised Health The most common reason why people should make more visits to the dentist is that they have compromised health. There are many health conditions that can contribute to an increased risk of gum disease, or increased risk as a result of gum disease.

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