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Contact The Dental Anesthesia Center today for professional and safe teeth whitening solutions. Teeth whitening is the most popular cosmetic treatment. In fact, in 2020 alone, 37 million people were using teeth whiteners. However, with so many teeth whitening techniques, it’s easy to get confused about the best one to settle for. After all, even …
At The Dental Anesthesia Center, we have the only board-certified dental anesthesiologists in Missouri. Sedation dentistry has become an invaluable solution for patients with dental fear, anxiety, extreme sensitivity, and more. This approach offers patients a way to alleviate their fears and anxieties during dental procedures. However, a common question about sedation dentistry is whether …
There is a complex connection between oral health and sleep apnea. We can help improve your sleep! Approximately 12% of Americans suffer from sleep apnea, equaling roughly 29.4 million people. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by intermittent breathing during sleep, hindering sleep quality and increasing the risk for coronary heart disease, heart attacks, …
While complications with dental implants are rare, it’s essential to recognize signs of a problem to protect your oral health. Dental implants have elevated the realm of modern dentistry, offering us a chance to embrace life with newfound confidence and grace. Yet, beneath this transformative innovation lies a potential concern – dental implant failure. While …
Here are the steps in getting a dental filling to prepare you for the process better. Did you know that about 90% of people in the US above 20 years old have at least one cavity in their teeth? We don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but all the sugary treats you …
Maintaining toddler dental health may seem daunting, but understanding common dental issues and taking preventive steps can significantly ease the process. As parents, ensuring the dental health of your toddlers is crucial to nurturing their overall health. Although their baby teeth are temporary, they play a significant role in helping children speak and chew food …