A Guide To Dental Problems and Their Solutions

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What dental problems are you working to correct? Are your teeth yellowing? Do you have tooth decay? Is your tooth enamel weak? Luckily, these are common problems with relatively simple solutions. To help you prevent such troubles, we've gathered some preventative ways you can combat common dental problems.  See the following:



Tooth decay: Tooth decay occurs when plaque builds up and lingers on the teeth for too long. We are all prone to cavities, but children and older adults have the highest risk. To prevent cavities from forming, brush your teeth with fluoride toothpaste every day.

Gum disease: Gum disease has the potential to be dangerous to a person's general health. It occurs when a bacterial infection caused by plaque attacks the gums, bones, and ligaments in the mouth. The earliest stage is called gingivitis. Good oral hygiene is imperative to preventing such disease. See a dentist regularly to catch signs of gum disease early.

Tooth infection: These infections occur when the pulp inside the tooth becomes damaged or infected as a result of decay or injury. If you have a deep cavity or cracked tooth, you are susceptible to bacteria entering the canal. If you are experiencing pain in or around a tooth, visit your dentist.

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Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer.  Adrian Jurim is a pioneer in cosmetic dentistry with over 30 years of industry experience. His contribution to the field is immense as he invented the concept of the etched porcelain laminate veneer. Adrian Jurim founded Jurim Dental Studio in 1996, a laboratory structured on efficiency, excellence, and expediency.

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IPS e.max Studies Revealed After 12 Years Of Research

 

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The IPS e.max was first developed more than a decade ago, 12 years to be exact, and has been scientifically studied ever since. Many industry experts have contributed knowledge to a now valuable resource for scientific data on IPS e.max.

The IPS e.max is comprised of monolithic lithium disilicate ceramic and provides outstanding esthetics and precision fit. It can be used to achieve virtually perfect esthetics and impressive strength. The lithium disilicate ceramic provides incredible strength, making IPS e.max the ideal solution for single-unit anterior and posterior crowns, veneers, screw-retained implant crowns, inlays, onlays, 3-unit anterior bridges or restorations.

To learn more about the groundbreaking research, click here.

Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer.  Adrian Jurim is a pioneer in cosmetic dentistry with over 30 years of industry experience. His contribution to the field is immense as he invented the concept of the etched porcelain laminate veneer. Adrian Jurim founded Jurim Dental Studio in 1996, a laboratory structured on efficiency, excellence, and expediency.

For more information, visit our website.  To speak to a representative regarding any further questions, contact us.  Don't forget to keep up with dental tips and the latest industry technology by Liking us on Facebook and FOLLOWING us on Twitter.

Brushing Teeth: There's An App For That

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The ever-evolving technological world just took a turn into the oral healthcare industry. Procter & Gamble Co will release the world's first smartphone-connected toothbrush in June. The device will be sold under the Oral-B brand and will give personalized advice to assist people in their oral care routine. Furthermore, the toothbrush has a Bluetooth 4.0 that can link to a smartphone app. Through the app, a dentist can program reminders and advice to treat neglected areas of the mouth.

The toothbrush, which will be unveiled in the coming days, is another step in the colliding worlds of health and technology. It is joined by apps that measure a persons calorie intake, sleep patterns, and daily exercise.

The toothbrush app will help assure that people are brushing effectively and efficiently; hitting all the necessary spots and guaranteeing people brush for the recommended 2 minutes.

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Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer. For more information, visit our website.  To speak to a representative regarding any further questions, contact us.  Don't forget to keep up with dental tips and the latest industry technology by Liking us on Facebook and FOLLOWING us on Twitter.

Jurim Dental Studio Laboratory Services

 

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Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer.  Adrian Jurim is a pioneer in cosmetic dentistry with over 30 years of industry experience. His contribution to the field is immense as he invented the concept of the etched porcelain laminate veneer. Adrian Jurim founded Jurim Dental Studio in 1996, a laboratory structured on efficiency, excellence, and expediency.

Jurim Dental Studio offers a variety of services to assists doctors in all areas of cosmetic restoration. Below is a list of the laboratory services offered:

• Case Planning and Smile Design
• Porcelain Veneers
• Zeneer
• Metal Free Restorations
• Crown and Bridge
• Implants
• CAD/ CAM Restorations
• CEREC Connect
• Nobel Procera
• 3Shape 3D Scanning
• Nobel Guide
• Nobel Clinician
• Diagnostic Waxups
• CADtemp Provisional Restorations
• Custom Shade Matching and Fitting

For our full laboratory schedule, click here.

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Valentine's Day Candy Affects More Than The Waistline

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Valentine's Day is fast approaching and many of us are getting ready to celebrate with our sweetheart.  When we think of showing our love, two things come to mind: diamonds and chocolate.  The heart-shaped boxes stocked with delicious chocolate treats are purchased by more than 35 million Americans each year! People normally worry about what eating the entire box will do to the waistline, but rarely ever is there a concern on the impact these sweets have on our teeth.  Check out the following effects:

Bacteria attacks teeth.  When the bacteria in your mouth come in contact with the sugar you eat, acid is produced.  This acid then begins to attack your teeth for at least 20 minutes!  Further, the cavity causing bacteria thrives on sweets and sugars which break down enamel and the inner layer of your tooth, causing tooth decay and leading to cavities.

Sticky candies cause havoc!  What's better than caramel filled chocolates?  While we agree that these treats are delicious, they are also problematic for our teeth.  Sticky candy substances take longer to dissolve, leaving the sugar to wreak more havoc on your teeth. Also, when eating sticky candies you are putting your fillings at risk of being sucked out.

Enjoy your candy while increasing your oral care.  It is perfectly fine to enjoy your chocolate candies during the holiday as long as you maintain proper care of your teeth.  Brushing and flossing an extra time each day may help prevent the sugar from damaging your teeth severely.  Visit your dentist and schedule regular cleanings and exams to assure your teeth are protected.

For more tips on protecting your teeth during the holiday, click here.

Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer.  Visit our website to learn more about the services we offer.  To speak to a representative regarding any further questions, contact us.  Don't forget to keep up with dental tips and the latest industry technology by Liking us on Facebook and FOLLOWING us on Twitter.

Super Bowl Snacks That Naturally Whiten and Brighten Your Smile

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The Super Bowl is just days away.  Are you ready for the big game?  A Super Bowl party relies on two things: good snacks and great football.  However, not all snacks are created equal and as the saying goes "you are what you eat," when it comes to teeth, "you are what you chew."  Keep this in mind when you're deciding what snacks to chow down on.  There are actually certain foods that naturally whiten, brighten, and defend your teeth against bacteria.  Ditch the chips and opt for one of the following foods:

1. Pineapples: can help whiten teeth and act as a natural stain remover.
2. Ginger: supports healthy mouth tissue by acting as an inflammatory.
3. Carrots: promote healthy tooth enamel and contain vitamin A.
4. Basil: reduces bacteria in the mouth.
5. Cheese: helps to buffer acid in the mouth.  It is also a good source of protein.
6. Sesame Seeds: help to scrub away plaque build up on teeth.
7. Shitaki Mushrooms: contain a compound that inhibits bacteria from growing in the mouth.
8. Onions: reduce bacteria and tooth decay.
9. Salmon: provides vitamin D which is needed for strong bones.
10. Broccoli: protects the enamel on your teeth.

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Jurim Dental Studio is proud to offer premier dental restoration solutions and the latest technologies the industry has to offer.  Visit our website to learn more about the services we offer.  To speak to a representative regarding any further questions, contact us.  Don't forget to keep up with dental tips and the latest industry technology by Liking us on Facebook and FOLLOWING us on Twitter.