Taking birth control will introduce a number of hormones into your system. The spike in hormones can cause your body to react in a negative way. One of the most common reactions to an increase in hormones in your system is gum inflammation. The inflammation may cause your gums to appear swollen and red. While the pain and discomfort caused by inflamed gums will not last forever, it can be difficult to deal with.
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Dental trips are dreaded by approximately 30 to 40 million Americans who will actually avoid going to the dentist due to their dental anxiety. Their dental anxiety usually stems from their fear of the pain or just the environment. To make the trip easier, many Americans will resort to requesting sedatives. However, relying on sedatives is not the only way to treat mild dental pain and anxiety. In fact, here are 3 suggestions on how you can avoid using sedatives altogether for your next visit to the dental office.
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If your dentist told you that you have gum disease, you'll most likely want to take some steps to get your gums healthy again as fast as you can. Here are some things you're able to do at home that can help fight your gum disease.
Use A Salt Walt Rinse
Using salt in warm water will provide some healing benefits that assist with the inflammation you are experiencing, and can rid your mouth of potential bacteria in it.
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If you don't like the way that your front teeth look, veneers may be the solution. Here are a few ways that veneers can transform the appearance of your front teeth:
Whitening
When you smile, your front teeth are often the first teeth that are visible to an observer. If these teeth are discolored, it may affect your confidence. Veneers can be used to match the color of the front teeth to that of the other teeth in your mouth, or they can make your front teeth appear completely white.
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If you have dental sensitivity and your teeth are not compromised due to decay or acid erosion, there are some actions that you can proactively take to improve the sensitivity. There are also some dental procedures available that can improve sensitivity that is not caused by tooth damage. The following information will introduce you to things you can do and potential strategies a dentist could implement to improve your dental sensitivity.
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