- 21. What Does Dental Insurance Typically Cover in Shanghai ?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- One of the most frequent questions about dental insurance is, “What does this insurance cover in Shanghai?” It is difficult to answer this question with specifics, because every insurance provider offers ...
- 22. Dental Implants and Insurance in Shanghai: Which Plans Cover it?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- If you're thinking about getting a surgery for dental implants in Shanghai, you need to make absolutely sure that your insurance policy will cover the cost of the surgery, otherwise you will have to pay ...
- 23. Dental Insurance in Shanghai: What Plan is Right for You?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- In Shanghai, dental procedures sometimes can costs a lot, it is good planning to consider covering risks when it comes to dental problems that may befall you. A lot depends on the condition of your teeth, ...
- 24. What are Dental Implants?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... in South America were creating the first known dental implants. The dental implants consisted of three false teeth made of seashell, which were inserted in the mouth so that they attached to the jaw line. ...
- 25. How Dental Implants Work in Shanghai
- (Dental Shanghai)
- Dental implants in Shanghai are a clever way of replacing missing teeth, or equally as a means of treating loose dentures where they provide stability for a set of false teeth. Moreover, implants can also ...
- 26. Why do People Need Dental Implants?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- In Shanghai, Many people get dental implants to replace teeth which have been removed for various reasons, either the teeth have rotted away or they were broken in an accident. Instead of wearing removal ...
- 27. Smoking and What It Does To Your Teeth
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... Bad breath: That’s right, smoking causes bad breath, too. All of those bacteria living in the plaque can kick up a real stink. Related health issues: Studies have shown that dental decay due to smoking ...
- 28. Eating Disorders and How They Ruin Teeth
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... suffering from Bulimia Nervosa long-term will probably need to have dental repair work done frequently and repetitively, especially on the tongue-side of their teeth, which is the side exposed to harsh ...
- 29. How to Fix a Gummy Smile
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... dental condition. This involves two forms of surgery performed by a qualified dental expert specializing in cosmetic dental care. Essentially these surgical procedures re-shape the gum tissue while making ...
- 30. What Happens to Your Teeth When They Go Numb?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... correct any abnormalities developing in your teeth without causing you any pain. In general, dentists use anesthesia and sedatives such as lidocaine to make everyday dental work more bearable and pain-free. ...
- 31. What is Periodontitis?
- (Dental Shanghai)
- ... soft, swollen, and red or purplish in color, you need to see your dentist and see if you dental plans cover this condition. In advanced cases, you may notice loose teeth and your gums may have receded ...
- 32. Heart Disease
- (Heart Disease)
- ... condition. Poor dental health also may contribute to heart disease. Complications of heart disease include: Heart failure. One of the most common complications of heart disease is heart failure. ...
- 33. Diabetes
- (Diabetes)
- ... have a history of poor dental hygiene. Brain problems. Recent research suggests that high blood sugar levels may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease in people who have type 2 diabetes and a certain ...
- 34. Osteomyelitis
- (Osteomyelitis)
- ... to repair broken bones or replace worn joints also can accidentally open a path for germs to enter a bone. Circulation problems When blood vessels are damaged or blocked, your body has trouble distributing ...
- 35. Throat cancer
- (Throat cancer)
- ... cords. Factors that can increase your risk of throat cancer include: Tobacco use, including smoking and chewing tobacco Excessive alcohol use Poor dental hygiene A virus called human papillomavirus ...
- 36. Controlled Substances: Not Just Street Drugs
- (Substance Abuse)
- ... be a vial of the powerful narcotic painkiller Demerol, a schedule II medication, sitting next to the dental floss. Methylphenidate, which goes under the brand name Ritalin, is commonly prescribed to treat ...
- 37. Uterine fibroids
- (Uterine fibroids)
- ... Your doctor may discover fibroids incidentally during a pelvic exam or prenatal ultrasound. In general, uterine fibroids seldom require treatment. Medical therapy and surgical procedures can shrink or ...
- 38. Multiple myeloma
- (Multiple myeloma)
- ... the surface of your bones and help prevent bone loss. Treatment with these drugs is associated with the risk of harm to the jawbone. If you're taking these medications, avoid dental procedures without ...
- 39. Mouth cancer
- (Mouth cancer)
- ... you regain the ability to talk and eat. Your surgeon may transplant grafts of skin, muscle or bone from other parts of your body to reconstruct your face. Dental implants may replace your natural teeth. ...
- 40. Mitral valve stenosis
- (Mitral valve stenosis)
- ... To improve your quality of life if you have mitral valve stenosis, your doctor may recommend that you: See your dentist regularly. Receive regular dental care, following recommendations for ...
