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bleaching


Bleaching is the process of whitening discolored teeth through the use of chemicals. Despite the name, the technique does not typically involve actual bleach.
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Bridge


In dental terms, a bridge is a set of crowns covering the gap caused by one or more missing teeth.
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Cavity


A cavity is a gap or hole in the structure of a tooth. The chief danger of a cavity is that it can allow bacteria and contaminants access to the softer tissue and nerves within and beneath the tooth.
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dentures


For those with substantial tooth loss, dentures are a set of artificial teeth for daily use. Although people often think of dentures as a replacement for a complete set of teeth, partial dentures only [..]
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filling


When a tooth gets cavities, it can start to lose its shape. A filling is material which fills the cavity, keeping the integrity of the tooth intact and preventing the entrance of bacteria.
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Gingivitis


A leading cause of gum disease, gingivitis
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Gum disease


Also called periodontitis, gum disease
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Plaque


Plaque is a buildup of bacteria on the teeth. The bacteria can come from food and its interaction with the acids and other chemicals involved in the eating process. A buildup of plaque can decay the t [..]
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PlaquƩ


Plaque is a buildup of bacteria on the teeth. The bacteria can come from food and its interaction with the acids and other chemicals involved in the eating process. A buildup of plaque can decay the t [..]
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prophylaxis


Though it is not only a dental term, prophylaxis is a concept important to dentistry. It refers to any treatment designed to prevent future problems rather than solve an existing issue. When your dent [..]
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