San Diego Dentist Aldo M. Espinosa D.D.S, has the best prices in San Diego, has payment plans to help for the really big jobs.
Aldo trained in Dentistry in San Diego, and while specializing in Cosmetic Dentistry does all general dentistry as well.
Dr. Espinosa has many Dental patients he see's from the Chula Vista, Eastlake, Bonita and the whole South Bay area
Visit his website San Diego Dentist
12/10/09
Sleep Apnea Dentist San Diego
Many of the underlying causes of sleep apnea can presently be tackled with by a sleep apnea dentist; there is even a medical branch known as dental sleep dentistry that has known an increase in the number of specialists over the last decade.
Medical practice has shown that sleep apnea may be caused by certain dental and mandibular problems that can be corrected by the surgical or non-surgical intervention of a dentist. Thus, there are all sorts of dental appliances used for the maintenance of a proper opening of the airways and only a sleep apnea dentist can recommend and design one for you.
In case the apnea patient suffers from a jaw deformity or mandibular deficiency that prevents the correct opening of the airways in a deep relaxation state, a sleep apnea dentist will have to create a special appliance to be worn at night.
Such a device would either pull the tongue forward or adjust the position of the jaw so that the air flow may pass unhindered towards the lungs. It should be said nevertheless, that the apnea dentist solutions usually work for the mild and moderate sleep breathing cessation problems, as the more severe cases require other forms of medical intervention.
After close medical investigations a sleep apnea dentist will tell you what type of oral device best matches your condition. The two most popular such devices include the splint and the mandibular advancement device.
The former holds the tongue in a position that allows the air to pass unhindered; this is mainly used for people who suffer from apnea caused by too large a tongue as compared to the diameter of the airways. The latter is a device that forces the jaw in a lower position, thus creating enough room for the air flow; the only problem with the mandibular device consists in the eventual jaw pain after its usage.
Regular visits to the sleep apnea dentist may be necessary particularly if you experience discomfort after the trial period is over. If you don't get used to an oral apnea device within a fortnight, contact the sleep apnea dentist and see how you can improve the situation. Do not purchase any type of apnea appliance since such items require a certain size and molding design that is unique for each individual. A general model will surely be very uncomfortable, even if you'd think it a real bargain.
Medical practice has shown that sleep apnea may be caused by certain dental and mandibular problems that can be corrected by the surgical or non-surgical intervention of a dentist. Thus, there are all sorts of dental appliances used for the maintenance of a proper opening of the airways and only a sleep apnea dentist can recommend and design one for you.
In case the apnea patient suffers from a jaw deformity or mandibular deficiency that prevents the correct opening of the airways in a deep relaxation state, a sleep apnea dentist will have to create a special appliance to be worn at night.
Such a device would either pull the tongue forward or adjust the position of the jaw so that the air flow may pass unhindered towards the lungs. It should be said nevertheless, that the apnea dentist solutions usually work for the mild and moderate sleep breathing cessation problems, as the more severe cases require other forms of medical intervention.
After close medical investigations a sleep apnea dentist will tell you what type of oral device best matches your condition. The two most popular such devices include the splint and the mandibular advancement device.
The former holds the tongue in a position that allows the air to pass unhindered; this is mainly used for people who suffer from apnea caused by too large a tongue as compared to the diameter of the airways. The latter is a device that forces the jaw in a lower position, thus creating enough room for the air flow; the only problem with the mandibular device consists in the eventual jaw pain after its usage.
Regular visits to the sleep apnea dentist may be necessary particularly if you experience discomfort after the trial period is over. If you don't get used to an oral apnea device within a fortnight, contact the sleep apnea dentist and see how you can improve the situation. Do not purchase any type of apnea appliance since such items require a certain size and molding design that is unique for each individual. A general model will surely be very uncomfortable, even if you'd think it a real bargain.
Steve Hill is a webmaster from Birmingham, he has interests in a number of websites including: stuttering, stuttering therapy, sleep apnea
12/5/09
Sleep Apnea Auto Accidents and Breathing
So you ask, "What do automobile accidents and breathing have to do with each other?" Well you might be surprised to know that the number one cause of automobile
accidents on North American roads each year is tired driving. Unfortunately, obstructive sleep apnea is a huge contributing factor. It deprives people of the rejuvenating sleep that their bodies require. Disruptive sleep fill with arousals, increasing heart rate and high blood pressure does not allow the solid sleep your body requires. Did you know that people suffering from this sleep disorder are seven to twelve times more likely to be involved in an auto accident because of their excessive sleepiness? Limited sleep slows your response time. In fact, sleeping only four hours a night results in reaction times that are equivalent to someone who has a blood alcohol level of .08%.
Sleep apnea is one of the most under-diagnosed life threatening medical disorders in our society today. Despite the lack of attention, tired driving and obstructive sleep apnea are statistically more dangerous than drunk driving. Once you know the statistics, driving down the highway can be a scary proposition.
This sleep disorder is also directly implicated as contributing to heart disease, cerebrovascular insult, diabetes, gastroesophageal reflux (GERD) and obesity. The list truly goes on and on. If you suffer from bruxism, or awake multiple time through the night, or have morning headaches or if your bed partner has witnessed you snoring and then gasping for air, the likelihood that you are suffering from obstructive sleep apnea is very, very high. It is not necessary for you to have any or all of the aforementioned to have sleep apnea. Realize that not everyone that has apnea is tired. Some people have symptoms with very mild apnea while others don't have symptoms with sever apnea. Bottom line, don't let how you feel make the determination. This is one area that "guilty until proven innocent'" is probably sound advice.
One very good screening tool that has been shown to be predictive of sleep disordered breathing is called the Adjusted Neck Circumference screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Here is the formula: ANC = NC + H (4) + S (3) + C/G (3). ANC is Adjusted Neck Circumference, H is Hypertention, S is Snoring, C/G is Choking/Gasping. The way it is used is that the neck circumference (measured in centimeters) is adjusted if you have hypertention (4 cm added), or a habitual snorer (3 cm added) or chocking or gasping most nights (3 cm added). A low clinical probability corresponds to an adjusted neck circumference of less than 43 cm, an intermediate probability (4 to 8 times as probable) to a neck circumference of 43 to 48 cm, and a high probability (20 times as probable) for a neck circumference of more than 48 cm.
The gold standard for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea is CPAP therapy; however oral appliances can be equally affective, particularly in mild and moderate sleep apnea. If you suspect you have sleep apnea, take it seriously and talk with your physician or a dentist that is trained in the treatment of sleep apnea. It could be a conversation that saves your life.
accidents on North American roads each year is tired driving. Unfortunately, obstructive sleep apnea is a huge contributing factor. It deprives people of the rejuvenating sleep that their bodies require. Disruptive sleep fill with arousals, increasing heart rate and high blood pressure does not allow the solid sleep your body requires. Did you know that people suffering from this sleep disorder are seven to twelve times more likely to be involved in an auto accident because of their excessive sleepiness? Limited sleep slows your response time. In fact, sleeping only four hours a night results in reaction times that are equivalent to someone who has a blood alcohol level of .08%.
Sleep apnea is one of the most under-diagnosed life threatening medical disorders in our society today. Despite the lack of attention, tired driving and obstructive sleep apnea are statistically more dangerous than drunk driving. Once you know the statistics, driving down the highway can be a scary proposition.
This sleep disorder is also directly implicated as contributing to heart disease, cerebrovascular insult, diabetes, gastroesophageal reflux (GERD) and obesity. The list truly goes on and on. If you suffer from bruxism, or awake multiple time through the night, or have morning headaches or if your bed partner has witnessed you snoring and then gasping for air, the likelihood that you are suffering from obstructive sleep apnea is very, very high. It is not necessary for you to have any or all of the aforementioned to have sleep apnea. Realize that not everyone that has apnea is tired. Some people have symptoms with very mild apnea while others don't have symptoms with sever apnea. Bottom line, don't let how you feel make the determination. This is one area that "guilty until proven innocent'" is probably sound advice.
One very good screening tool that has been shown to be predictive of sleep disordered breathing is called the Adjusted Neck Circumference screening for Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Here is the formula: ANC = NC + H (4) + S (3) + C/G (3). ANC is Adjusted Neck Circumference, H is Hypertention, S is Snoring, C/G is Choking/Gasping. The way it is used is that the neck circumference (measured in centimeters) is adjusted if you have hypertention (4 cm added), or a habitual snorer (3 cm added) or chocking or gasping most nights (3 cm added). A low clinical probability corresponds to an adjusted neck circumference of less than 43 cm, an intermediate probability (4 to 8 times as probable) to a neck circumference of 43 to 48 cm, and a high probability (20 times as probable) for a neck circumference of more than 48 cm.
The gold standard for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea is CPAP therapy; however oral appliances can be equally affective, particularly in mild and moderate sleep apnea. If you suspect you have sleep apnea, take it seriously and talk with your physician or a dentist that is trained in the treatment of sleep apnea. It could be a conversation that saves your life.
Dr. Joe Gatti is a Lawrence KS dentist who specializes in cosmetic dentistry and treatment of sleep apnea
11/23/09
San Diego Dental Website
This blog is to introduce you to the new San Diego Dental Website, although the website is new, the business it represents the Bonita Del Ray Dental has been around for a few years.
This blog will show the beginning of articles we have on the website, so you can choose to read just the start, and then go to our website to read the rest of the article if you are interested, or read the next post on this blog.
Where possible this blog will show you photos, those cool before and after photos, to make the blog interesting, and because pictures speak louder than words. And explain how the results were achieved.
Of course your smile is so important to you, but did you know your smile is important to us, we'll ensure you will love the results and you will know you have a wonderful smile from us, because the photos are from patients we have had.
This blog on the most part will be written by one of his clients, that needs extensive dental work done, so apart from articles and before and after photos, there will also be posts about the care she receives during her treatment.
Bonita Del Ray Dental Care
Visit website San Diego Dentist
This blog will show the beginning of articles we have on the website, so you can choose to read just the start, and then go to our website to read the rest of the article if you are interested, or read the next post on this blog.
Where possible this blog will show you photos, those cool before and after photos, to make the blog interesting, and because pictures speak louder than words. And explain how the results were achieved.
Of course your smile is so important to you, but did you know your smile is important to us, we'll ensure you will love the results and you will know you have a wonderful smile from us, because the photos are from patients we have had.
This blog on the most part will be written by one of his clients, that needs extensive dental work done, so apart from articles and before and after photos, there will also be posts about the care she receives during her treatment.
Bonita Del Ray Dental Care
Visit website San Diego Dentist
11/3/09
Single Tooth Anesthesia Chula Vista Eastlake San Diego.
Single Tooth Anesthesia comes to Chula Vista Eastlake Dentist San Diego
San Diego' Cosmetic dentist Aldo M. Espinosa D.D.S, is pleased to announce that they've arrived at the future of dental anesthesia.
The Bonita Del Rey is one of only a few San Diego dentists to use this system.
Using a new computerized system called Single Tooth Anesthesia, the precise quantity of anesthetic is administered with a tiny needle, will numb just the precise area that is being worked on in any dental procedure. After, the patient can carry on their day without the typical numbness and embarrassing drooling typified by traditional, widespread anesthetic.
Make an appointment and try it out.
(619) 482-3264
Or Visit there website and read more...
http://www.bonitadelreydental.com/Pain_Free_Anesthesia.html
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10/29/09
What is involved in getting a crown? Chula Vista, San Diego
Porcelain Caps or Crowns
Caps or Crowns come in several types. Porcelain is the most popular because it is most attractive and looks natural, unlike metal crowns. They are very strong and will last a long time. You can have a natural looking, beautiful smile with long-lasting porcelain crowns. They match your teeth in color, shape and size.
What is involved in getting a crown?
It typically takes two appointments to have a crown done. During your first appointment, several extremely accurate molds, or impressions, will be made which will be used in creating your custom crown. A mold will also be utilized in the creation of a temporary crown. This will remain on the tooth for a couple of weeks while the dental laboratory makes the new crown.
Porcelain Fixed Bridges
A porcelain fixed bridge is permanent and is a great way to replace your missing teeth.
There are a few different kinds of bridges. Confer with your dentist to determine your very best options. The most popular option is the "traditional bridge" which is normally made of porcelain fused to metal. Porcelain fixed bridges look like natural teeth, so they are very popular. With this type of bridge, two crowns will cover the abutment or anchoring teeth. These will be attached to the pontics or artificial teeth. This fills the gap that is made when teeth are missing.
A dental bridge is quite strong and will last a long time. Of course, eventually it may need to be replaced or repaired due to normal wear and tear.
What is the process for getting a fixed bridge?
At least two visits are necessary when obtaining a bridge. While the area is numb, a portion of enamel is removed from the two anchoring teeth in preparation for the crown. The next step is the sending of a very accurate mold or impression of your teeth to a dental lab. There, your new bridge will be created. You may get a temporary bridge to use until your next appointment.
During the second visit, your permanent bridge will be checked, adjusted and cemented, ensuring a correct fit. Sometimes the dentist may choose to cement the bridge on a temporary basis so that the teeth and tissue have time to adjust to the new bridge. Permanent cementing of the bridge will take place at a later time.
After treatment, care instructions will be provided to you. You can extend the life of your new permanent bridge by brushing and flossing properly and visiting your dentist regularly.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
Caps or Crowns come in several types. Porcelain is the most popular because it is most attractive and looks natural, unlike metal crowns. They are very strong and will last a long time. You can have a natural looking, beautiful smile with long-lasting porcelain crowns. They match your teeth in color, shape and size.
What is involved in getting a crown?
It typically takes two appointments to have a crown done. During your first appointment, several extremely accurate molds, or impressions, will be made which will be used in creating your custom crown. A mold will also be utilized in the creation of a temporary crown. This will remain on the tooth for a couple of weeks while the dental laboratory makes the new crown.
Porcelain Fixed Bridges
A porcelain fixed bridge is permanent and is a great way to replace your missing teeth.
There are a few different kinds of bridges. Confer with your dentist to determine your very best options. The most popular option is the "traditional bridge" which is normally made of porcelain fused to metal. Porcelain fixed bridges look like natural teeth, so they are very popular. With this type of bridge, two crowns will cover the abutment or anchoring teeth. These will be attached to the pontics or artificial teeth. This fills the gap that is made when teeth are missing.
A dental bridge is quite strong and will last a long time. Of course, eventually it may need to be replaced or repaired due to normal wear and tear.
What is the process for getting a fixed bridge?
At least two visits are necessary when obtaining a bridge. While the area is numb, a portion of enamel is removed from the two anchoring teeth in preparation for the crown. The next step is the sending of a very accurate mold or impression of your teeth to a dental lab. There, your new bridge will be created. You may get a temporary bridge to use until your next appointment.
During the second visit, your permanent bridge will be checked, adjusted and cemented, ensuring a correct fit. Sometimes the dentist may choose to cement the bridge on a temporary basis so that the teeth and tissue have time to adjust to the new bridge. Permanent cementing of the bridge will take place at a later time.
After treatment, care instructions will be provided to you. You can extend the life of your new permanent bridge by brushing and flossing properly and visiting your dentist regularly.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
10/25/09
Full Dentures and Partial Dentures Chula Vista San Diego
Full Dentures and Partial Dentures
Dentures are appliances that can be removed and put in place of lost teeth and the tissue that is around it. They are crafted to look quite similar to your natural teeth and may even improve your smile.
Two types of dentures are available -- complete dentures and partial dentures. When no teeth remain, complete dentures are utilized, but partial dentures are used if some natural teeth are present. When you have a partial denture, it will fill in the blank left by your missing teeth, and it will protect your remaining teeth by preventing them from shifting.
There are two kinds of dentures: 1. Conventional. 2. Immediate. Conventional dentures are created after the teeth have been pulled and the gums have healed. It may take four to six weeks to receive your conventional dentures. The patient will have no teeth during this period.
On the other hand, as soon as your teeth are removed, you will have "immediate dentures". These are dentures that were made up for you in advance so that you will not have to go toothless until your permanent dentures are made. It will be necessary to make adjustments once the tissues have healed and shrunk.
Dentures are very strong objects that will be around many years, but might have to be made over again, fixed, or altered because of normal use.
Reasons for dentures:
• Complete Denture - If you lose all of the teeth in your arch.
• Partial Denture - Within an arch there is the loss of several teeth.
• Improving smile and tissues of the face.
• Improvement in the processes of chewing, speaking and digestion.
What happens when you get dentures?
A number of appointments will be necessary over a period of several weeks in order to obtain dentures. Extremely accurate impressions, or molds, and measurements are take which are utilized in the creation of your custom denture. To get the right shape, color and fit, a few "try-in" appointments may be required. At your last appointment, the completed denture will be meticulously placed and adjusted to make sure that the fit is natural and comfortable.
Common side effects include greater flow of saliva, a measure of soreness, and some difficulty with chewing and speaking. These symptoms are usually temporary. When your tissues and muscles are used to the new dentures, these side effects will subside.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
Full Dentures and Partial Dentures
Dentures are appliances that can be removed and put in place of lost teeth and the tissue that is around it. They are crafted to look quite similar to your natural teeth and may even improve your smile.
Two types of dentures are available -- complete dentures and partial dentures. When no teeth remain, complete dentures are utilized, but partial dentures are used if some natural teeth are present. When you have a partial denture, it will fill in the blank left by your missing teeth, and it will protect your remaining teeth by preventing them from shifting.
There are two kinds of dentures: 1. Conventional. 2. Immediate. Conventional dentures are created after the teeth have been pulled and the gums have healed. It may take four to six weeks to receive your conventional dentures. The patient will have no teeth during this period.
On the other hand, as soon as your teeth are removed, you will have "immediate dentures". These are dentures that were made up for you in advance so that you will not have to go toothless until your permanent dentures are made. It will be necessary to make adjustments once the tissues have healed and shrunk.
Dentures are very strong objects that will be around many years, but might have to be made over again, fixed, or altered because of normal use.
Reasons for dentures:
• Complete Denture - If you lose all of the teeth in your arch.
• Partial Denture - Within an arch there is the loss of several teeth.
• Improving smile and tissues of the face.
• Improvement in the processes of chewing, speaking and digestion.
What happens when you get dentures?
A number of appointments will be necessary over a period of several weeks in order to obtain dentures. Extremely accurate impressions, or molds, and measurements are take which are utilized in the creation of your custom denture. To get the right shape, color and fit, a few "try-in" appointments may be required. At your last appointment, the completed denture will be meticulously placed and adjusted to make sure that the fit is natural and comfortable.
Common side effects include greater flow of saliva, a measure of soreness, and some difficulty with chewing and speaking. These symptoms are usually temporary. When your tissues and muscles are used to the new dentures, these side effects will subside.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
Full Dentures and Partial Dentures
10/21/09
Dental Sealants Chula Vista San Diego
Dental Sealants
A dental sealant is a very thin coating of plastic. It is applied to the chewing surfaces of the molars and premolars. It is also used to fill pits, fissures, and grooves in the teeth. These deep grooves is where the great majority of dental decay starts. When teeth have these conditions, they are difficult to clean and may experience decay. A sealant seals deep grooves, providing protection and creating a surface that is smooth and easy to clean.
Be sure your dentist checks your sealants for chipping and wear at each visit. With proper care, your sealant will last years.
Why get a sealant?
• Teenagers and children - It is a good idea during the cavity prone years(6-16). This is as soon as the first permanent molars appear.
• Adults - Teeth with no signs of decay but that have deep grooves or depressions.
• Baby teeth - Sometimes performed if teeth are deeply grooved or have depressions and the child is prone to getting cavities.
What is involved in the application of sealants?
Your dental hygienist or your dentist can apply sealants quickly and easily. It just takes about two minutes per tooth.
Once the teeth that need to be sealed are completely clean, they will be surrounded with cotton to keep them dry. The surface of the enamel receives an application of a special material that will help the sealant bond to the teeth. Next the teeth are rinsed and dried. The deep grooves and depressions in the surface of the enamel are covered with sealant material. Considering the kind of sealant that is applied, the substance will either get hard by itself or by using a special curing light.
The life of the new sealants will be assisted by a balanced diet, proper care at home, and regular visits to the dentist.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
A dental sealant is a very thin coating of plastic. It is applied to the chewing surfaces of the molars and premolars. It is also used to fill pits, fissures, and grooves in the teeth. These deep grooves is where the great majority of dental decay starts. When teeth have these conditions, they are difficult to clean and may experience decay. A sealant seals deep grooves, providing protection and creating a surface that is smooth and easy to clean.
Be sure your dentist checks your sealants for chipping and wear at each visit. With proper care, your sealant will last years.
Why get a sealant?
• Teenagers and children - It is a good idea during the cavity prone years(6-16). This is as soon as the first permanent molars appear.
• Adults - Teeth with no signs of decay but that have deep grooves or depressions.
• Baby teeth - Sometimes performed if teeth are deeply grooved or have depressions and the child is prone to getting cavities.
What is involved in the application of sealants?
Your dental hygienist or your dentist can apply sealants quickly and easily. It just takes about two minutes per tooth.
Once the teeth that need to be sealed are completely clean, they will be surrounded with cotton to keep them dry. The surface of the enamel receives an application of a special material that will help the sealant bond to the teeth. Next the teeth are rinsed and dried. The deep grooves and depressions in the surface of the enamel are covered with sealant material. Considering the kind of sealant that is applied, the substance will either get hard by itself or by using a special curing light.
The life of the new sealants will be assisted by a balanced diet, proper care at home, and regular visits to the dentist.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
10/17/09
Composite fillings Chula Vista, San Diego
A composite filling
A filling that is the same color as the tooth is used to fix the tooth that is rotted, cracked, fractured or has another defect. A composite filling is used to repair or replace decayed areas of the tooth.
There are a number of ways to fill a tooth, and there are disadvantages and advantages inherent in each method. Discuss your best tooth restoration options with your dentist. Currently, the most widely used fillings are composite or silver amalgam. Composite fillings are suitable for use in teeth that are most visible, since these fillings are tooth colored and can be matched to the color of existing teeth.
No dental restoration is permanent. Composite fillings will eventually wear out and need replacement. Due to their high level of durability, they will last for quite some time, allowing you to keep your beautiful smile for years.
What is entailed in placing a composite filling?
Normally only a single appointment is required for composite fillings to be placed. Your dentist will remove any decay while the area is numb. Prior to inserting the new filling, the space will be scrupulously cleaned and prepared. If the decayed area was close to the tooth's nerve, a special medication will be inserted as an added layer of protection. Next the composite filling will be meticulously placed, shaped and polished; when finished, you tooth will have been restored to its original shape and function. After your tooth gets used to your filling, your sensitivity to heat and cold should diminish.
At the end of your treatment, you will receive care instructions. Your new fillings will last longer if you practice good oral hygiene, eat nutritious foods and have regular dental check ups.
Mead more about composite fillings,
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
A filling that is the same color as the tooth is used to fix the tooth that is rotted, cracked, fractured or has another defect. A composite filling is used to repair or replace decayed areas of the tooth.
There are a number of ways to fill a tooth, and there are disadvantages and advantages inherent in each method. Discuss your best tooth restoration options with your dentist. Currently, the most widely used fillings are composite or silver amalgam. Composite fillings are suitable for use in teeth that are most visible, since these fillings are tooth colored and can be matched to the color of existing teeth.
No dental restoration is permanent. Composite fillings will eventually wear out and need replacement. Due to their high level of durability, they will last for quite some time, allowing you to keep your beautiful smile for years.
What is entailed in placing a composite filling?
Normally only a single appointment is required for composite fillings to be placed. Your dentist will remove any decay while the area is numb. Prior to inserting the new filling, the space will be scrupulously cleaned and prepared. If the decayed area was close to the tooth's nerve, a special medication will be inserted as an added layer of protection. Next the composite filling will be meticulously placed, shaped and polished; when finished, you tooth will have been restored to its original shape and function. After your tooth gets used to your filling, your sensitivity to heat and cold should diminish.
At the end of your treatment, you will receive care instructions. Your new fillings will last longer if you practice good oral hygiene, eat nutritious foods and have regular dental check ups.
Mead more about composite fillings,
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
10/16/09
Periodontal Treatment CHula Vista, San Diego
Periodontal Treatment
Depending upon how severe your periodontal disease is, treatment will vary. After performing an evaluation for periodontal disease, your dentist and hygienist will make a recommendation regarding the correct treatment.
When the space or pocket (sulcus) between gums and tooth becomes filled with tartar, bacteria and plaque, it causes irritation and periodontal disease progresses. Gum damage can occur and bone supporting the teeth can be undermined if these irritants are allowed to remain in the pocket space.
When gingivitis is discovered in its early stages, before damage has occurred, one or two regular cleanings will be suggested. Instructions will also be provided regarding how to improve your daily oral hygiene habits, and you will be encouraged to have regular dental cleanings.
If the disease is more advanced, scaling and planing will be recommended. This is a special periodontal cleaning method. Normally one quadrant of the mouth is numbed and treated at a time. Scaling is the process used to remove toxins, plaque and tartar from below the gum line. Planing is the process used to smooth rough spots on the root surface. This procedure promotes healing of gum tissue and shrinkage of pockets. To help control infection and promote healing, your provider may suggest medications, special medicated mouth rinses and an electric toothbrush.
If, after scaling and root planing, the pockets do not heal, the pocket depths may need to be surgically reduced; this will result in making it an easier matter to clean the teeth. It is possible that your dentist will tell you to make an appointment with a Periodontist, a dental professional who specializes in caring for gums and supporting bone.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
Depending upon how severe your periodontal disease is, treatment will vary. After performing an evaluation for periodontal disease, your dentist and hygienist will make a recommendation regarding the correct treatment.
When the space or pocket (sulcus) between gums and tooth becomes filled with tartar, bacteria and plaque, it causes irritation and periodontal disease progresses. Gum damage can occur and bone supporting the teeth can be undermined if these irritants are allowed to remain in the pocket space.
When gingivitis is discovered in its early stages, before damage has occurred, one or two regular cleanings will be suggested. Instructions will also be provided regarding how to improve your daily oral hygiene habits, and you will be encouraged to have regular dental cleanings.
If the disease is more advanced, scaling and planing will be recommended. This is a special periodontal cleaning method. Normally one quadrant of the mouth is numbed and treated at a time. Scaling is the process used to remove toxins, plaque and tartar from below the gum line. Planing is the process used to smooth rough spots on the root surface. This procedure promotes healing of gum tissue and shrinkage of pockets. To help control infection and promote healing, your provider may suggest medications, special medicated mouth rinses and an electric toothbrush.
If, after scaling and root planing, the pockets do not heal, the pocket depths may need to be surgically reduced; this will result in making it an easier matter to clean the teeth. It is possible that your dentist will tell you to make an appointment with a Periodontist, a dental professional who specializes in caring for gums and supporting bone.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
10/13/09
Restorative Dentistry Chula Vista San Diego
Restorative Dentistry
It is gratifying to know that the incidence of tooth decay has decreased sharply over the years as a result of fluoride use and an increase in patient awareness. Nonetheless, teeth can decay, be broken, or become infected. When this happens, they must be restored to good health. There are many new and improved techniques and technologies to help restore teeth to their natural function, appearance, and shape.
If you need restorative treatment, we will take our time to help you decide upon the best, most comfortable, least invasive method available to you. Our first priority is to give you the best of care while assisting you in creating your most beautiful smile.
Read More about Restorative Dentistry
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
It is gratifying to know that the incidence of tooth decay has decreased sharply over the years as a result of fluoride use and an increase in patient awareness. Nonetheless, teeth can decay, be broken, or become infected. When this happens, they must be restored to good health. There are many new and improved techniques and technologies to help restore teeth to their natural function, appearance, and shape.
If you need restorative treatment, we will take our time to help you decide upon the best, most comfortable, least invasive method available to you. Our first priority is to give you the best of care while assisting you in creating your most beautiful smile.
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Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego..
10/11/09
preventive dentist chuls vista
A preventive plan is a group effort that includes the patient, dentist, and medical staff to keep the teeth and supporting foundation healthy by avoiding the start, development, and return of dental ailments and problems.
A balanced diet and good oral hygiene are the beginning of excellent dental health. Your dentist and dental hygienist continue the effort to promote, restore and maintain your dental health.
Preventive maintenance involves dental exams on a regular basis, cleanings, and x-rays. In addition, fluoride and sealants are excellent preventive treatments that will help protect the teeth.
Expensive dental problems can be avoided with prevention, the key to a healthy, confident, gorgeous smile.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
A balanced diet and good oral hygiene are the beginning of excellent dental health. Your dentist and dental hygienist continue the effort to promote, restore and maintain your dental health.
Preventive maintenance involves dental exams on a regular basis, cleanings, and x-rays. In addition, fluoride and sealants are excellent preventive treatments that will help protect the teeth.
Expensive dental problems can be avoided with prevention, the key to a healthy, confident, gorgeous smile.
Bonita Del Rey Dental
Chula Vista Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
10/5/09
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Bonita Del Rey Dental
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
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Bonita Del Rey Dental
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
9/25/09
FDA Single Tooth Anesthesia
STA (Single Tooth Anesthesia)
FDA Cleared
In order to ensure there is no pain from the injections or the work your dentist is doing, the STA system releases a specific amount of anesthesia throughout your dental procedure. Just the location where work is to be done is numbed.
The needle used with STA doesn't look anything like a syringe! This needle is very small compared to an average dental needle (this needle has the appearance of a wand or a pen with a small needle attached), and you won't feel the associated numbness and typically embarrassing spit dripping down that you commonly experience from a dentist appointment.
How this impacts you: Since your whole face will not be numb after your dental visit, you won't have to wait long before you can speak or drink something without drooling, nor will you have a fat lip and lopsided face!
The experiences of dental injections have been terrible for many people: The 'bee sting' torture is not a part of the STA system, which uses its computer to automate and regulate the delivery of anesthesia! The doses of anesthesia are delivered under your threshold of pain – no awful dental syringe is used at all.
First a little spray numbs the gum, which is followed by a computer-controlled, slow release of small doses of anesthesia. You will feel absolutely nothing.
Read more http://bonitadelreydental.com/Pain_Free_Anesthesia.html
FDA Cleared
In order to ensure there is no pain from the injections or the work your dentist is doing, the STA system releases a specific amount of anesthesia throughout your dental procedure. Just the location where work is to be done is numbed.
The needle used with STA doesn't look anything like a syringe! This needle is very small compared to an average dental needle (this needle has the appearance of a wand or a pen with a small needle attached), and you won't feel the associated numbness and typically embarrassing spit dripping down that you commonly experience from a dentist appointment.
How this impacts you: Since your whole face will not be numb after your dental visit, you won't have to wait long before you can speak or drink something without drooling, nor will you have a fat lip and lopsided face!
The experiences of dental injections have been terrible for many people: The 'bee sting' torture is not a part of the STA system, which uses its computer to automate and regulate the delivery of anesthesia! The doses of anesthesia are delivered under your threshold of pain – no awful dental syringe is used at all.
First a little spray numbs the gum, which is followed by a computer-controlled, slow release of small doses of anesthesia. You will feel absolutely nothing.
Read more http://bonitadelreydental.com/Pain_Free_Anesthesia.html
9/22/09
Porcelain Veneers,
Your smile says a lot about you. But if you're embarrassed or uncomfortable about how your teeth look, your smile could be holding you back. A cosmetic dentist specializes in improving your smile using a variety of methods to best suit your needs. Three popular methods include porcelain veneers, straightening and whitening.
Porcelain Veneers To Improve Your Smile
Porcelain veneers are a viable option for fixing teeth with worn enamel or showing normal wear and tear. They are also a good solution for people who have uneven teeth or who are genetically disposed to gaps in between their teeth. Your dentist will be able to help you decide if porcelain veneers are right for you.
Veneers have come a long way in recent years. Newer porcelain veneers are wafer-thin and mimic the translucent effect of the natural tooth enamel. They are also minimally invasive and require little anesthesia. To place the porcelain veneers on your teeth, a small amount of the natural tooth enamel must be removed. Veneers are a permanent solution and when applied by a professional cosmetic dentist can last 30 years or longer.
Your Teeth, Only Straighter
If you are happy with the appearance of your teeth, but embarrassed because they are crooked or gapped, you may opt to have them straightened. Traditional methods of straightening and aligning teeth include metal braces. While this is still a practical solution for many people, your dentist may also recommend Invisalign aligners.
Invisalign are invisible aligners that are removable for cleaning and eating. Your teeth are moved slowly in stages using different retainers that are custom made to achieve your desired results. Because Invisalign retainers can be removed, your teeth are whiter, cleaner and less damaged when the process is complete.
A Brighter, Whiter Smile
Whitening your teeth can create a radiant smile that instantly boosts your self confidence. A good candidate is someone who has stained teeth due to smoking or drinking coffee. There are several methods for teeth whitening, and your dentist can help you decide which is right for you.
If you prefer to whiten at your leisure, your dentist can create custom fitted trays by taking an impression of your teeth. Your dentist will give you a bleaching agent that is poured into the trays and allowed to sit on the teeth for 15-20 minutes at a time.
Another option your cosmetic dentist may recommend is laser teeth whitening. This process is done in the dentist's office and takes about an hour. The teeth are first cleaned and a peroxide gel is applied. The teeth are then treated with a laser, resulting in teeth up to 10 shades whiter.
Whether you have worn, uneven, gapped or discolored teeth, your cosmetic dentist can create a custom treatment plan that will give you something to smile about.
Porcelain Veneers To Improve Your Smile
Porcelain veneers are a viable option for fixing teeth with worn enamel or showing normal wear and tear. They are also a good solution for people who have uneven teeth or who are genetically disposed to gaps in between their teeth. Your dentist will be able to help you decide if porcelain veneers are right for you.
Veneers have come a long way in recent years. Newer porcelain veneers are wafer-thin and mimic the translucent effect of the natural tooth enamel. They are also minimally invasive and require little anesthesia. To place the porcelain veneers on your teeth, a small amount of the natural tooth enamel must be removed. Veneers are a permanent solution and when applied by a professional cosmetic dentist can last 30 years or longer.
Your Teeth, Only Straighter
If you are happy with the appearance of your teeth, but embarrassed because they are crooked or gapped, you may opt to have them straightened. Traditional methods of straightening and aligning teeth include metal braces. While this is still a practical solution for many people, your dentist may also recommend Invisalign aligners.
Invisalign are invisible aligners that are removable for cleaning and eating. Your teeth are moved slowly in stages using different retainers that are custom made to achieve your desired results. Because Invisalign retainers can be removed, your teeth are whiter, cleaner and less damaged when the process is complete.
A Brighter, Whiter Smile
Whitening your teeth can create a radiant smile that instantly boosts your self confidence. A good candidate is someone who has stained teeth due to smoking or drinking coffee. There are several methods for teeth whitening, and your dentist can help you decide which is right for you.
If you prefer to whiten at your leisure, your dentist can create custom fitted trays by taking an impression of your teeth. Your dentist will give you a bleaching agent that is poured into the trays and allowed to sit on the teeth for 15-20 minutes at a time.
Another option your cosmetic dentist may recommend is laser teeth whitening. This process is done in the dentist's office and takes about an hour. The teeth are first cleaned and a peroxide gel is applied. The teeth are then treated with a laser, resulting in teeth up to 10 shades whiter.
Whether you have worn, uneven, gapped or discolored teeth, your cosmetic dentist can create a custom treatment plan that will give you something to smile about.
Dr. Clayton Zeidler writes for the San Jose porcelain veneers specialists at Zeidler Dental Group. As a leading San Jose cosmetic dentist, they are committed to comprehensive care for the whole family.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dr._Clayton_Zeidler
Bonita Del Rey Dental
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
Cosmetic Dentist Offers Invisalign Invisible Braces San Diego
On my first visit into the dentist to be fitted for Invisalign, I was surprised at how quick and easy the process was. They took some molds of my teeth and I was only there for about 20 minutes for the molds. Invisalign worked their magic and came up with a 10 tray treatment plan for me.
I returned to the dentist office to receive my first set of trays. The trays look like clear plastic retainers. The dentist put 6 little white dots on the exterior of my teeth. Four on top, one each on the eye tooth and the one right behind that and two on bottom just below the ones he put on top. They feel like smooth little balls on your teeth when you're not wearing the braces. These little white dots work as anchors to hold the trays in place as they start to manipulate the teeth. I wore the first set of trays for 3 weeks, then each set after that for 2 weeks. I'm in tray set #7 and my teeth are pretty much straight.
Invisalign must be worn for a minimum of 22 hours a day, so all the time. I take mine out to eat and of course to brush my teeth but you can drink with them on. There was no pain involved at all like I've hear with people that have conventional braces. When you first snap in a new set of trays, they are tight and give your teeth a big bear hug but they continue to loosen as you get closer to moving to your next set of trays.
I returned to the dentist office to receive my first set of trays. The trays look like clear plastic retainers. The dentist put 6 little white dots on the exterior of my teeth. Four on top, one each on the eye tooth and the one right behind that and two on bottom just below the ones he put on top. They feel like smooth little balls on your teeth when you're not wearing the braces. These little white dots work as anchors to hold the trays in place as they start to manipulate the teeth. I wore the first set of trays for 3 weeks, then each set after that for 2 weeks. I'm in tray set #7 and my teeth are pretty much straight.
Invisalign must be worn for a minimum of 22 hours a day, so all the time. I take mine out to eat and of course to brush my teeth but you can drink with them on. There was no pain involved at all like I've hear with people that have conventional braces. When you first snap in a new set of trays, they are tight and give your teeth a big bear hug but they continue to loosen as you get closer to moving to your next set of trays.
In six more weeks, I'll have my beautiful, straight white teeth again! To learn more about Invisalign visit: Cosmetic Dentist Boston
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Kelly_Guy
Bonita Del Rey Dental
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
Choosing a Cosmetic Dentist San Diego
Smile and the world smiles with you - or so the saying goes. Using a cosmetic dentist is the only way some people can ever find or recover that smile that makes them willing to face the world. Princeton has around a dozen listed dentists in this area.
Dentistry with beauty in mind is not a recognized specialty but is considered by many to be more of an art. This means that dental school offers some training but no specific degree. Dentists may take a few years to attend a school that offers more extensive training in these dental procedures. The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is one of the accredited schools that offer additional education in this field.
Finding the right dentist may take some time and effort. Any licensed dentist can practice cosmetic dentistry but may not produce the quality product that you desire for your smile. There will only be limited cases where insurance will cover beauty dentistry so your time invested in research will be protecting your wallet.
Use the following tips to find the best dentist to improve your smile:
• Ask for before and after pictures. You want to see smiles that are bright and smooth and that appear natural.
• Ask for referrals. Talk to patients that have already had cosmetic dental work from the dentist.
• Do an internet search to see if there are any positive (or negative) comments about a dentist.
• Check with accredited schools for referrals in the Princeton area.
• Ask your general dentist if he or she recommends someone who specializes in cosmetic dentistry.
Great dentistry comes from experience, training and a passion for creating that perfect smile. It is important to find someone that specializes in cosmetic dentistry to help you find your smile. General dentists are important in your oral care but your general dentist may not be the best candidate for your cosmetic dentistry procedures.
Dentistry with beauty in mind is not a recognized specialty but is considered by many to be more of an art. This means that dental school offers some training but no specific degree. Dentists may take a few years to attend a school that offers more extensive training in these dental procedures. The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry is one of the accredited schools that offer additional education in this field.
Finding the right dentist may take some time and effort. Any licensed dentist can practice cosmetic dentistry but may not produce the quality product that you desire for your smile. There will only be limited cases where insurance will cover beauty dentistry so your time invested in research will be protecting your wallet.
Use the following tips to find the best dentist to improve your smile:
• Ask for before and after pictures. You want to see smiles that are bright and smooth and that appear natural.
• Ask for referrals. Talk to patients that have already had cosmetic dental work from the dentist.
• Do an internet search to see if there are any positive (or negative) comments about a dentist.
• Check with accredited schools for referrals in the Princeton area.
• Ask your general dentist if he or she recommends someone who specializes in cosmetic dentistry.
Great dentistry comes from experience, training and a passion for creating that perfect smile. It is important to find someone that specializes in cosmetic dentistry to help you find your smile. General dentists are important in your oral care but your general dentist may not be the best candidate for your cosmetic dentistry procedures.
Ross H is a sponsored writer for Dr. Cortese. For your Princeton cosmetic dentistry needs in the New Jersey area, contact Dr. Cortese.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Ross_Hudgens
Bonita Del Rey Dental
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
serving the Chula Vista, Eastlake and Bay Area, San Diego.
9/21/09
Single Tooth Anesthesia System (STA) Review
Review for STA or Single Tooth Anesthesia
Signed J Rones
Read more about pain free here. STA Single Tooth Anesthesia System
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
My dentist has a new toy, it numbs just the tooth being worked on.
I went to the dentist last week; I was dreading it, as I hate the numb face for hours after that's always the result of having dental work done but Dr Aldo surprised me with a new toy he has that only numbs the tooth just a single tooth. It's co cool.
It's called a STA or Single Tooth Anesthesia.
This new anesthesia works instantly, and weares off quickly and is fantastic.
I had friends turn up as soon as I got home from the dentist to invite me out to lunch, I could go out within to lunch within minutes of getting out of the dentist office, I could eat, have a glass of wine and talk to my friends without being bothered by a numb face for hours afterward like the old days.
It's called a STA or Single Tooth Anesthesia. This new anesthesia works instantly, and weares off quickly and is fantastic.
I had friends turn up as soon as I got home from the dentist to invite me out to lunch, I could go out within to lunch within minutes of getting out of the dentist office, I could eat, have a glass of wine and talk to my friends without being bothered by a numb face for hours afterward like the old days.
Signed J Rones
Read more about pain free here. STA Single Tooth Anesthesia System
San Diego Cosmetic Dentist
9/20/09
Cosmetic Dentist Techniques Looking at Veneers and Bonding Treatments
A cosmetic dentist uses bonding or veneers to treat malformed, stained or chipped teeth. These are an adequate substitution for crowns in many cases because they are easier and even a painless way to repair teeth. To choose between the treatments, it is best to have a discussion with your dental professional. Here are some things to consider.
Veneers
A veneer is a thin casing made of a porcelain or acrylic material that sits over your natural tooth. This treatment requires two separate appointments. During the first visit, the cosmetic dentist will freeze your mouth and wear down the enamel on the affected tooth before making an impression of the area. This mold is then sent to the lab that will create your veneer. During your second visit, you will have the enamel's surface roughened with a special chemical and glue called 'composite resin cement.' This cement is applied just before the veneer is slipped into place.
Pros And Cons Of Veneers
Besides a small amount of pain involved, veneers carry a wide range of costs that is often higher than bonding. This is not without a benefit as veneers last up to 20 years before needing replacement. Wine, smoking, and certain foods can permanently stain these dental treatment options and decay is possible underneath the veneer. On the bright side, veneers are one of the most natural looking solutions for damaged teeth.
Bonding
Bonding is a composite resin that is 'painted' on damaged teeth. Resembling a paste similar to white plastic, the substance can be customized to match the color of the rest of your teeth to give you a flawless fix. For restructuring teeth, a cosmetic dentist can layer the resin and reshape it to help fill in gaps and fix other misshaped teeth.
A chemical will be coated on your tooth's enamel to roughen the surface and ensure the resin can adhere to your tooth properly. The cosmetic dentist will prepare and color the resin before 'painting' it on your tooth and using a special light aimed at your tooth to cure the resin. This process is continued until there is enough bonding on your tooth. The dental professional can shape and shine the tooth to make it appear natural.
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Bonding
An oral care expert often recommends this procedure because it requires no anesthetic and is completed quickly. In fact, numerous teeth can be treated at the same time in a single appointment with no recovery period. It is also a highly recommended treatment for children because it is inexpensive and can be redone as the teeth grow and change.
It may be considerably less expensive than traditional veneers or crowns in the short run, but the overall cost can be more. The resin itself only lasts between five and ten years. Unfortunately, the plastic-like coating stains easier and the teeth themselves can experience decay underneath the coating.
These are common treatments performed by a cosmetic dentist in San Jose and throughout the country. The best choice depends on a number of different factors that include the specific tooth in need of treatment, cost, and time. By discussing it with your dental professional, you will be able to find the right treatment for you.
Veneers
A veneer is a thin casing made of a porcelain or acrylic material that sits over your natural tooth. This treatment requires two separate appointments. During the first visit, the cosmetic dentist will freeze your mouth and wear down the enamel on the affected tooth before making an impression of the area. This mold is then sent to the lab that will create your veneer. During your second visit, you will have the enamel's surface roughened with a special chemical and glue called 'composite resin cement.' This cement is applied just before the veneer is slipped into place.
Pros And Cons Of Veneers
Besides a small amount of pain involved, veneers carry a wide range of costs that is often higher than bonding. This is not without a benefit as veneers last up to 20 years before needing replacement. Wine, smoking, and certain foods can permanently stain these dental treatment options and decay is possible underneath the veneer. On the bright side, veneers are one of the most natural looking solutions for damaged teeth.
Bonding
Bonding is a composite resin that is 'painted' on damaged teeth. Resembling a paste similar to white plastic, the substance can be customized to match the color of the rest of your teeth to give you a flawless fix. For restructuring teeth, a cosmetic dentist can layer the resin and reshape it to help fill in gaps and fix other misshaped teeth.
A chemical will be coated on your tooth's enamel to roughen the surface and ensure the resin can adhere to your tooth properly. The cosmetic dentist will prepare and color the resin before 'painting' it on your tooth and using a special light aimed at your tooth to cure the resin. This process is continued until there is enough bonding on your tooth. The dental professional can shape and shine the tooth to make it appear natural.
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Bonding
An oral care expert often recommends this procedure because it requires no anesthetic and is completed quickly. In fact, numerous teeth can be treated at the same time in a single appointment with no recovery period. It is also a highly recommended treatment for children because it is inexpensive and can be redone as the teeth grow and change.
It may be considerably less expensive than traditional veneers or crowns in the short run, but the overall cost can be more. The resin itself only lasts between five and ten years. Unfortunately, the plastic-like coating stains easier and the teeth themselves can experience decay underneath the coating.
These are common treatments performed by a cosmetic dentist in San Jose and throughout the country. The best choice depends on a number of different factors that include the specific tooth in need of treatment, cost, and time. By discussing it with your dental professional, you will be able to find the right treatment for you.
About the Author: Christine O'Kelly writes for the San Jose dentist, Zeidler Dental Group. For those needing a cosmetic dentist, San Jose dental experts at Zeidler are there to help. New and existing patients can enjoy the benefits of many state of the art dental techniques.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Chris_A._Harmen
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