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| Dental Health Answered by: Frizzell Family Dental  |
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Dental Health
Answered by: Frizzell Family Dental on Jun 9
Q: I brush atleast twice a day, for two minutes (I have a timed spin brush), floss every night before bed and mouth wash, yet I still have a slight yellow discoloration between adjacent teeth and on the gum line. Can I get rid of it?Thank you-
show answer...A: close answer...Respectfully, a dentist would have to diagnose it in person. Best wishes on your future dental health. -
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Dental Health
Answered by: Frizzell Family Dental on May 13
Q: If my wisdom teeth don't bother me at age 35, should I get them removed anyway?
show answer...A: close answer...All dentists are experts in dental health. Regarding your question, If assessed by a dentist or periodontist for periodontal health (i.e. if the wisdom teeth are contributing to an existing periodontal condition), then extraction may be recommended. A panoramic x-ray is usually advised to assess for other pathology such as a cyst or infection in the bone or destruction of the molar in front of the wisdom tooth (resorption). If such pathology exists, the dentist can diagnose and assess as to advise extreaction. If no pathology exists, at age 35, it is acceptable not to extract the tooth. -
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Dental Health
Answered by: Frizzell Family Dental on May 4
Q: How much does an implant cost?
show answer...A: close answer...A single implant with its crown ranges in cost from $3,000 to $4,500. Bone grafting will put the cost up to $5,000 per tooth. It is possible to replace a whole set of 32 permanent teeth with implants, this route is very expensive, so supplementary devices such as bridges are often used along with implants.