Oral cancer affects over 54,000 Americans each year, and the number is rising. While some cases are not preventable, there are controllable risk factors you can learn about to reduce your chances of being diagnosed. Your oral health matters to us — please contact the office of Dr. Steven Holbrook in Albuquerque, NM, if you have any questions. […]
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If you’re the type of person who could benefit from a traditional dental implant but who cannot get one for whatever reason, mini dental implants are a viable option. They’re a new approach to teeth replacement that uses a one-piece screw instead of a conventional two-piece model. The Advantages and Potential of Mini Dental Implants The greatest
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Gum disease, or periodontal disease, affects nearly half of all U.S. adults 30 and older. But why is it so prevalent when it’s so preventable? There are several reasons, but this month, we’re focusing on the top ways to avoid getting gingivitis or its more severe version, periodontitis. Brush Your Teeth Every Day For the Right
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Dental implants are the leading way to replace missing teeth, and they are the only tooth replacement option that prevents bone loss in the jaw. However, receiving them can be a lengthy process that takes three to six months. Luckily, some patients qualify for same-day dental implants. Read on to find out if you’re eligible. What
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Restoring missing teeth is possible through fixed bridges by attaching a fake tooth to implants or crowns placed on neighboring teeth. Non-removable and completely natural-looking, a porcelain fixed dental bridge is a wonderful way to restore your smile and regain lost confidence and function. Is a Fixed Bridge the Same Thing as Partial Dentures? Partial dentures are
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Gingivitis is an oral disease caused by plaque buildup on the teeth and gums. Not only can it cause undesirable symptoms such as bad breath, but it can lead to severe gum disease. Learn how to identify and treat gingivitis. Signs You May Have Gingivitis Common signs of gingivitis include: Inflamed and red gums Tender gums that bleed
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Cosmetic dentistry is not a single procedure or a small set of treatments. Cosmetic dentistry pertains to everything related to the look of your teeth—that means everything from porcelain veneers and crowns to dental implants and Invisalign. To get a better idea of how cosmetic dentistry could be of interest to your needs, here are three
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Keeping your teeth clean and pristine is essential to a healthy smile. The unfortunate fact, however, is that doing so can often be difficult, thanks to the countless ways our teeth can experience decay, discoloration, or other damage. Thankfully, modern advancements in dentistry and orthodontics have made available a variety of options to renew that
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Dental implants, surgically implanted medical devices, can restore proper oral function. From chewing to smiling, a dental implant provides support and can enhance your appearance. If you’re considering a dental implant, you may have some questions. Dr. Steven Holbrook provides the answers to some common questions. What Exactly Is a Dental Implant? Dental implants provide
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With some studies suggesting that yellow teeth were a reason cited for why someone didn’t make a sale, get a second date, or was even the reason someone was not hired for a position, it is not an understatement to say that a bright smile is considered important. Important not just for how others see
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