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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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Why You Should See A Dentist After A Blow To The Face 16 December 2019
Having a little one get hit in the face can be terrifying for a parent. If your little one suffered a blo
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What To Know About Oral Abscess Treatment 17 October 2019
An oral abscess is when you have pus that has accumulated inside a tooth or your gums. It is crucial that
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What Will A Dentist Do About A Teenager's Lost Tooth? 17 October 2019
When you lose a tooth as an adult, your dentist will generally recommend replacing it with an implant. So
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Is It Time To Start Talking About Getting Dentures? 25 September 2019
Getting dentures is something that can be a major event in a person's life, and it might not be something
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3 Of The Best Natural Ways To Whiten Your Teeth At Home 23 August 2019
Having whiter teeth may cause you to smile more and feel more confident with yourself, and these are some