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One of the things I wasn't prepared for when diagnosed with an autoimmune disease was how that condition would affect my teeth. I've always had strong, healthy teeth throughout my entire life. Within a few years of my autoimmune conditions developing, I began to struggle heavily with tooth decay, gum inflammation, and other problems. I had no idea the antibodies in my system could attack my teeth too. After working with my dentist, I found ways to help slow the progression and protect my teeth. I hope that the information I share here helps others to protect and strengthen their teeth against the havoc from autoimmune conditions.
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Tips For Preparing For A Dental Implant 27 September 2022
Once your dentist has decided that you need dental implants, there is a process that you will need to go
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When To Go Into The Emergency Dentist 27 September 2022
If something happens to your teeth during the weekend, on a holiday, or late at night, then you might nee
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What Determines The Cost Of Dental Implant Placement? 25 August 2022
If you'd like to get an implant, you may want to know the price of oral surgery. Generally, you might wan
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Is Your Kid's Breath Smelly? 4 Reasons To Visit A Pediatric Dentist 25 July 2022
Do your kids have halitosis or bad breath? Halitosis can be caused by various issues, from poor oral hygi
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Signs You Need Root Canal 16 June 2022
When the tooth pulp that consists of blood vessels gets infected, a root canal may be necessary. This den