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Are amalgam tooth fillings dangerous?

Added on 12.10.2018

One tooth among many waiting for an amalgam filling
Many of us can likely still remember it – the uncomfortable sound of the dentist’s drill followed by careful dabbing and the placement of a silver-colored filling. For a very long time, the amalgam filling was the gold standard for dentists to seal off decayed teeth after removing all damaged dental matter.
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After a dentist visit, a sweet reward at Rori's

Added on 05.10.2018

Woman eating chocolate
There it was again! That annoying searing pain on the right lower side of my mouth that kept popping up out of nowhere when I was chewing food, drinking any liquid, or even taking a deep breath. Interestingly enough, I was not able to locate the epicenter of said pain.
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Hypnosis to combat dentophobia

Added on 28.09.2018

Dentist applying hypnosis to her patient against dentophobia
Last week, we told you all about dentophobia – an almost panicky reaction among affected people that sets in at even the slightest thought of a dentist visit. In less severe cases, this type of phobia roughly doubles the mental discomfort associated with a regular dental checkup ...
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Dentophobia or toothache?

Added on 21.09.2018

Patient with dentophobia
Almost everyone has likely encountered the following situation – you’re enjoying some delicious ice cream or some other kind of sweet when suddenly toothache strikes! Oh it’s just a temporary zing, you think at first, but the pain does not subside. On the contrary, it only gets worse and more intense.
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DentalAce has a fresh new design

Added on 14.09.2018

Thumbs up to our new design
The online platform for patients and dentists DentalAce now has a brand new look!
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Is mouthwash good for dental care?

Added on 07.09.2018

Add mouthwash to your dental care routine
You hear them constantly, the many promises that mouth wash manufacturers use in their TV ads and other information channels to advertise the benefits of their products. Some types of mouth wash combat plaque and even tooth decay while others prevent gum diseases and many different kinds of infections inside the oral cavity.
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What are causes and remedies for sensitive teeth?

Added on 31.08.2018

Too much sugar causes tooth decay
It was a beautiful summer afternoon in mid-August in Vienna – the weather was neither too hot, nor too cold, the humidity level was just right, and there was a fresh breeze to boot. The only thing that was missing was a cold refreshing drink.
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Dental floss or Waterpick?

Added on 24.08.2018

Dental care products including a waterpick
When I recently went to see my friend, I spotted one of the latest innovations in the field of dental care for the first time. Initially, I though that I was looking at an electric toothbrush, but then I noticed the attached water tank which did not fit into the picture. Lateron, I realized that it had been a waterpick – a fairly novel device ...
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Should I use an electric or a conventional toothbrush?

Added on 17.08.2018

Electric toothbrush
It starts very early on in life and, ideally, one should never stop doing it to successfully prevent annoying health problems and having doctors handle sharp instruments inside one’s mouth – of course I am talking about regular dental care!
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Dental bridge to replace missing teeth

Added on 10.08.2018

Dental bridge for older people
Dental implant or dental bridge – or maybe stick with the tooth gap? When someone has to ask him- or herself this question, most likely one of the following two scenarios is true:

A. Bad accident results in damage inside and around the mouth that requires professional attention

B. Advancing age leads to a continuously decreasing amount of healthy teeth

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