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Dentistry has certainly come a long way since the barber shop image of the past. Today, digital technology affects every aspect of the profession, and patients use the Internet to search for qualified dentists who specialize in smile design.
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Most of us fear the inevitable reality of growing old and losing your youthful vivacity. Nowhere is this more apparent than with that infamous demographic group, the baby boomers. With the dominance of this group in the population, the demand has grown exponentially for all types of cosmetic procedures. Plastic surgery, personal trainers, hair coloring, and hair transplants are but a few of the procedures this ravenous group demands daily in its search for sustained youth.
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Imagine if plastic surgeons could transform a patient’s facial and physical features without
the need for anesthesia, where trauma would be non-existent and where swelling, bruising
and pain would never be an issue. If this were possible, plastic surgical practices would be
overflowing with patients in addition to their incredible growth rate over the last few years.
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Following are step-by-step procedures for whitening severely stained teeth using the
GentleWhite bleaching system. The procedure involves a three-visit protocol.
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More than 5 million teeth are avulsed
each year due to sports injuries and
trauma,1 and in certain cases these
avulsions can be attributed to the absence of
a mouthguard or to improperly fabricated and
fitted mouthguards. Not only do mouthguards
protect the teeth, but they also protect the
head against a blow to the jaw that can result
in a concussion and loss of consciousness. This
article will review the indications for athletic
mouthguard use, types of mouthguards, and
benefits to the wearer.
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Recovering the Artistic Beauty of Dentistry With Porcelain Veneers
Dentistry is experiencing an aeshetic revolution began late in the last century and continues to accelerate today. In 2004 Bacon's MediaSource reported that the average monthly circulation of print articles about cosmetic dentistry peaked at 40 million. This did not include broadcast media. One aspect fueling this is the huge group of agiing baby boomers who spend an increasing percentage of their disposable income on products, services, and procedures designed to ward off the aging process.
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