Naturally occurring amino acid could improve oral health

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Arginine, a common amino acid found naturally in foods, breaks down dental plaque, which could help millions of people avoid cavities and gum disease, researchers at the University of Michigan and…
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See Polished Dental During the Big Game 2015!

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  • January 30, 2015
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Depending on where you live (or if you have the internet), you may see our logo in an ad during the big game this Sunday! Newcastle Brown Ale called for brands to participate in their mega-ad featuring a “band” of brands, and we figured, why not us? People that love Newcastle see dentists too, right? Look for the Polished Dental logo, which appears a few times throughout the ad alongside other small and big businesses. And if you’re in the right market, you may even see us on the broadcast Sunday evening! Cheers! Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaqRwWwXau0 The post See Polished Dental During the Big Game 2015! appeared first on Blog – Polished Dental in Pittsburgh.

Restoring Teeth At Belle Forest Dental – John Munro, DDS

At Belle Forest Dental – John Munro, DDS in Nashville, we use a variety of techniques to restore damaged teeth. Most Nashville dental clients are familiar with fillings. Traditional fillings are also called ‘direct restorations’ because they are applied to the tooth and then shaped and polished in one visit. Another type of filling is called an ‘indirect restoration’ and is fabricated in a dental lab. There are two types: inlays and onlays. When a tooth needs more extensive dental restoration, a crown is often used. At Belle Forest Dental – John Munro, DDS in Nashville, we create strong, natural-looking crowns from a variety of materials. What if the tooth is damaged beyond repair? There are a number of functional replacements for missing teeth