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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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What You Need To Know About Dental Bonding 22 January 2019
If you want to improve the look of your smile or if you need restorative work to repair decaying teeth, d
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How Long Before The Wedding Day Should You Start Whitening Your Teeth? 7 January 2019
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4 Things To Know Before Getting Invisalign 28 November 2018
If you are considering Invisalign as a way of achieving straighter teeth, there are some things you shoul
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Signs That You Could Possibly Have Sleep Apnea 1 November 2018
Sleep apnea is one of those illnesses that can be very hard to diagnose. Because the main symptoms usuall
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How To Make Flossing Easier When You Have Overcrowded Teeth 10 October 2018
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