Seymour Dental Blog
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To Seal or Fill – That is the Question
12 August, 2024 The anatomy of the teeth is a unique as we are. This could be a product of our genetics (thanks mum dad and the rest of the past clan members), or we could be a spontaneous variation. This means the valleys or fissures ... -
Lumps and Bumps that are OK to have
27 May, 2024 There are lumps and (not really bumps) that are found in the jaw bones. They are variations of normal bone anatomy. (To be honest, we are all variations of normal). These extra bone shapes are exostosis. “Exo” – outside ... -
A.I. in Dentistry – The Beginning
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Dry Mouth – An Update
13 May, 2024 Of late there have been a number of patients coming with dry mouth as result of cancer treatment and other conditions. In one particular patient, the flavouring of tooth paste, particulary mint, would set off ... -
Blog Series: Doesn’t look like a big deal… or is it?
06 May, 2024 We dentists try to detect any problems, like an “Oral Sherl ... -
Changing Smiles – Case Studies – Part 3
22 April, 2024 The smile, as shown in part 1 of this series, can be a result of crowded teeth. For this patient the effect of this crowding is in three dimension. The teeth can appear shorter than the surrouding teeth when on tooth ...
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