Unbalanced stress may result in a headache, a stomachache, or just a feeling of being "on edge". Furthermore, excess stress could also affect your mouth, teeth, and overall health.
How would you know your smile, or mouth, is stressed? Well, among other symptoms and signs, those listed below are some of the more common findings when dealing with "smile tension, or stress":
What I would recommend is to BRUSH, FLOSS, and VISIT YOUR DENTIST REGULARLY. Regular check-ups lead to early detection of:
When these, or any, abnormalities are detected early, usually during routine visits to your dentist, you will most definitely benefit from less complicated, less costly, and more predictable solutions, enabling us to create, and maintain a "Smile You'd Be Proud To Wear...ANYWHERE!"
While dentists will often do everything possible to save a tooth no matter the age of the patient, there are some situations where tooth extraction is necessary. When it comes to removing teeth, there are two different types of extractions a dentist or oral surgeon can use depending on the reason for removal: Simple extraction…
Choosing a general dentist to address gum disease is essential. General dentists undergo many years of training in order to learn how to provide their patients with optimal dental care services. One of the more important services they offer is dental check-ups, as this type of dental appointment is one that can help prevent a…
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