Research out of the University of Washington indicates that facial asymmetries, crooked teeth, and other bit alignment issues may be important indicators of past and future mental and physical health concerns. These studies are still in their early stages, but as the research continues, there seems to be mounting evidence in support of this theory. While early orthodontic treatments may not undo a stressful childhood or prevent future struggles with chronic illness, they can relieve undue strain on the smile and improve oral health. Keep reading to learn more about facial asymmetry and how it may help dentists and medical professionals better understand how to work with patients, especially nonverbal infants and children, during dental care.
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3 Things Your Crooked Teeth May Say About Your Birth & Childhood
September 13, 2017
Family Dentist in Marietta Explains Vitamin C for Healthy Gums
January 7, 2017
You take great pride in caring for the health of your teeth and gums. You brush your teeth twice a day, floss daily, and visit the dentist regularly. But, despite your best efforts, your gums may not be as healthy as they could be if you are not eating right. The foods you eat, especially those containing vitamin C, play a significant role in maintaining healthy gums. As your family dentist in Marietta, we have the information you need to promote your oral health with the vitamin.
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Dentist for Dentures in Marietta Explains Common Causes for Irritation
December 16, 2016
Dentures have been used for more than 100 years to replace missing teeth because they are affordable, convenient, and effective. As a result, about 15% of those with complete tooth loss have dentures made each year. Due to various advancements in dentistry, dentures more closely mimic the appearance and function of natural teeth. However, they will never fully feel like your real teeth. New technologies and methods have made the tooth replacement option feel more comfortable than ever while providing a secure fit. Despite these advancements, you may still experience some discomfort. As a dentist for dentures in Marietta, we have some of the common causes for your irritation.
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