Are Dental X-rays Safe: Understanding Radiation and Your Health

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At Tennessee Valley Oral Surgery, your health and peace of mind, as our patient, is our top priority, in every situation. We understand that concerns around radiation exposure during dental X-rays are common, and we’re here to clarify why dental X-rays are safe and how they play an important role in providing top-quality dental care.…

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How Long Do Dental Implants Last?

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In the realm of modern dentistry, dental implants stand as a beacon of hope for individuals seeking to restore their smiles and reclaim their confidence. These remarkable prosthetic devices offer a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth, providing patients with a durable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional dentures or bridges. However, one question…

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Oral Surgery and Anxiety: Tips for a Stress-Free Experience

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Oral surgery can be a daunting prospect for many people. The idea of a dental procedure, whether it’s wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, or other surgical interventions, can trigger anxiety and stress. However, with the right mental preparation and a few strategies in place, you can navigate oral surgery with a sense of calm and…

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Post Op Instructions & What to Eat After Oral Surgery

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Have you had oral surgery recently at Tennessee Valley Oral Surgery? A very commonly asked question is, “What can I eat after my oral surgery?”  Now, before eating anything, here are a few key rules to remember: With these rules in mind, your diet should be a liquid diet. Eat any nourishing food that can…

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5 Signs You May Need An Impacted Tooth Removal

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If you’ve been experiencing dental discomfort or pain, an impacted tooth may be the culprit. An impacted tooth is one that fails to emerge fully or at all from the gum line. This can cause pain, swelling, and even infection. Here are five signs that you may need an impacted tooth removal.

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