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  Lost a tooth??? Getting all tensed??? Well don’t be as you can get your tooth replaced through one of the many ways listed below… 1)            Removable partial dentures… This denture can replace one or many missing teeth and is removable.   It does not need any tooth preparation and also it’s the most economic option. Similarly a full denture can replace all the missing teeth. 2)            Bridges… This is an option when there is teeth present on either side of the missing tooth. A bridge is a fixed solution and it remains cemented in the mouth. This method involves preparation of adjacent teeth that is cutting and trimming of tooth.     3)            Implants… Implants are the greatest way to replace a missing tooth. It almost replicates natural tooth while smiling, eating or brushing. In this method there is no need to alter any adjacent teeth and the actual root of the missing tooth is replaced by implant into

  Teeth whitening, or any process that will make your teeth appear whiter, is one of the most popular aesthetic dental treatments. Is it likely for people to experience sensitive teeth after such a treatment? Here are some myths and facts about this popular process.   Myth It will make your teeth very sensitive.   Fact Teeth-whitening solutions in teeth-whitening kits sometimes do make teeth more sensitive, but it’s not a permanent side effect. The bleaching solution may cause mild irritation to your gums as well. That's also temporary.   Myth You should use stronger teeth whitening agents if you want to reduce treatment time.   Fact   Teeth bleaching products contain peroxide, which at higher concentrations can cause sensitive teeth. Not only that, but because individual teeth respond to bleaching at different rates, there’s no guarantee your teeth will get whiter faster.   Myth At home and OTC teeth whitening products are risk-free.   Fact With at-home and OTC teeth whitening pro