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Wie lange nach einer Zahnextraktion können Sie feste Nahrung zu sich nehmen?
Eine Zahnextraktion auf Ihrem Behandlungsplan zu haben, kann Sie extrem nervös machen! „Doc, können Sie mich für die Prozedur einfach...
By Dr. Gibbz Dec 21, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Mundhygiene
Wie lange nach der Zahnaufhellung kann ich Kaffee trinken?By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 04, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Zahnaufhellung
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Zahnaufhellung
Wie lange kann ich nach der Zahnaufhellung normal essen?By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 01, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Zahnaufhellung
Wie lange hält die Empfindlichkeit der Zähne nach dem Bleaching an?By Fernanda Elizalde Oct 31, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Kosmetische Zahnmedizin
Kosmetische Zahnmedizin
Was ist eine Maryland-Brücke?Ihr Lächeln sagt viel über Sie und Ihre Mundgesundheit aus! Wenn Sie zum Beispiel jemanden für eine Stelle in Ihrem...
By Dr. Gibbz Oct 28, 2022
Kosmetische Zahnmedizin
27 Lebensmittel nach Entfernung der WeisheitszähneNach der Entfernung der Weisheitszähne müssen Sie während des Genesungsprozesses nahrhafte weiche Lebensmittel essen. Entfernung der Weisheitszähne ist weit verbreitet und...
By Fernanda Elizalde Oct 27, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Kosmetische Zahnmedizin
Brücke vs. Implantat: Was ist der Unterschied?Als wir aufwuchsen, wurde vielen von uns beigebracht, dass wir nur zum Zahnarzt gehen müssen, wenn wir Zahnschmerzen haben. Ich...
By Dr. Gibbz Oct 25, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Familie Zahnmedizin
Zahnschmerzen während der Schwangerschaft: Ursachen und Behandlung
Frauen sind während ihrer Schwangerschaft vielen neuen Empfindungen ausgesetzt, von denen einige unangenehm und sogar schmerzhaft sein können. Abgesehen von...
By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 09, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Familie Zahnmedizin
Kann ein Babyzahnen einen Ausschlag verursachen?By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 04, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Familie Zahnmedizin
5 Optionen zur Zahnkorrektur im Vergleich und erklärtBy Fernanda Elizalde Nov 03, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Familie Zahnmedizin
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Zinnfluorid und Natriumfluorid?By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 01, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
Familie Zahnmedizin
Kavitätenfüllung 101: Was zu erwarten ist, Ablauf und KostenBy Fernanda Elizalde Oct 29, 2022
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.
SNOW Fact-Checking Guidelines and Process
The SNOW team is dedicated to writing articles that are educational and help you feel more confident and informed about your beautiful smile and overall oral health. Many of our insightful articles are medically reviewed and fact-checked by our board of dentists.
Snow guidelines for our articles:
Snow guidelines for our articles:
- Before being published, our articles are first fact-checked by a designated dentist from our medical review board. If any errors or inaccuracies are found during the medical review process, they will be omitted from the final published article.
- Our articles link and cite reputable and respectable sources, publications, and resources such as the American Dental Association (ADA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, Web MD, and similar sources.
- Studies will be linked when it’s appropriate and relevant to the article.
- Additional Snow blog posts may be linked wherever relevant within our articles to help provide more information.
- Our writers strive to provide in-depth educational content. We’ll provide as much information as possible for the treatments, conditions, procedures, and oral care topics shared in our articles.
- Disclaimer: Our articles are written for educational purposes only. Keep in mind that there is no doctor/patient relationship being established. Always consult with your dentist or primary care provider if you have personal concerns. The information provided is not intended to diagnose any medical or dental conditions.