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Hearing that you have tooth decay is never good news. What is good is that your dentist no longer has to use visible and unsightly metal for your dental fillings. Composite resin is now the material of choice for dental fillings in South Birmingham, and here are some of the advantages this material offers.
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Your semi-annual dental cleaning is coming up, but you’re confident that you have been doing an excellent job with your oral hygiene, and your teeth feel fine. So, you can skip the appointment “just this once.”
If you are committed to brushing and flossing properly, congratulations. However, no amount of brushing and flossing at home can remove all the plaque and ...
Did you know that dental enamel is the hardest substance in the human body? Considering this, you may wonder how it's even possible to get cavities.
Dental enamel is strong, but it's no match for the acid that's produced as a result of harmful bacteria in your mouth. As the acid sits on your teeth, it eats away at dental enamel ...
State-of-the-art dental composite fillings are highly durable and, with proper care, can last between seven and ten years. Considering the wear and tear on your teeth, that’s a pretty good run for a filling, right? But what if we told you that researchers are looking into ways to make them last even longer?
The process for creating a filling ...
It’s easy for dental visits to fall to the bottom of your to-do list. You have a life that’s already full of commitments, you aren’t experiencing any problems, and hey, you aren’t all that fond of dental visits anyway.
The problem with postponing appointments is that if a problem like gum disease is already developing, it will only get worse the ...
Periodontal disease is an inflammation of the gums caused by a bacterial infection. Commonly referred to as gum disease, it affects more than 70 percent of people over the age of 65 in the US. Gum disease is more common among men, but even so, the infection still impacts about 38% of the female population
Birmingham, AL dentist Dr. Aaron ...