When I saw a new dentist in December, he did a little bit of
grinding on my teeth.  One of my top front teeth had a
little chip on the bottom.  He also said that they were too
long.  So he ground them both down a little and made them

Dear Toni
As a practicing dentist when I have an overly cautious patient say what you
have said regarding radiographs
I have them sign a waiver that reads something like this:

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I recently moved to Irving, TX and need to find a new dentist. How do I
choose a dentist or get reviews on dentists in the area. I am new and
do not have much friends here.

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I am currently looking for a new job.  I have completed my vt last year.
With all these changes to the NHS and the timing of trying to find a new
job, I am seriously considering private practice.
I wanted some advice if this seems feasible.  I qualified in 2004 and have

Hi guys. I'm in the process of converting my mother's dental practice
from paper to computer. I'm doing the data entry myself. We got
EasyDental (2005), which doesn't seem to enjoy a great reputation here
(at least didn't a few years ago) but I'm pretty happy with it so far.

Dentists should normally use calciumhydroxide. This is the theory, but
in reality most dentists use other stuff.
What do you think of the use of other medicaments? Especially Rockle's 4
and simple eugenol?

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I know in an ideal world teeth should be brushed at least twice a day.
Is it Ok or acceptable to have one good brush per day, I mean a thorough
brush as opposed to a quick once over.
How long should you really have a check up and to have your teeth descaled?

Hi, at a recent visit to my dentist, I've discovered that I need to have all
4 of my wisdom teeth pulled and have a surgery scheduled for early February.
In the meantime, my jaw and one of those teeth are very sore. To alieviate
the pain, my dentist perscribed tylenol 3 and ...

I just got a hold of my dentist and told him about the pain I'm having from
the injection sites on my lower gum (in the tissue below my gums, below the
tendon thingy that connects the lip to gum tissue, whatever you call it).
His response was to keep taking amoxicillin and Tylenol ...

I had a periodontal pocket curretted today due to swelling that occurs
from time to time. I was given local anesthesia. There is no abscess on
the tooth itself, just a chronic gum problem if I'm late on my
cleanings.

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Exerpt:
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