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A female dental patient became a “migrant” between multiple dental offices for months. Several clinics declined to treat her one after another. They were reluctant to take over a failed implant that had been performed elsewhere, or unable to heal her inflamed teeth. Certainly, the patient suffered unspeakably. She couldn’t eat normally—the implant location in her mouth kept getting infected and festering.  At last, after great effort, the patient met with Dr. Ming-Ko Li, executive director of the Association of Asian Reconstructive Dentistry and head of Ricon Dental Clinic in Taiwan. Since the patient had almost used up her limited dental budget, Li chose implant-supported overdenture, which helped her restore her chewing ability and ended her nightmarish experience. In fact, the patient’s experience is far from alone. In dental implant failure cases, many victims would have a torn, swelling pain and biting weakness while eating food. Some are so upset that they feel like snapping the

Looking for the best or recommended dental clinic in Singapore? Below, we have compiled related information and a list of popular dental clinics in Singapore. The compilation of this list was based on Google search results (incognito mode), information and reviews available on forums, blogs and social media. Do take note that the Google search results may vary based on Google’s search algorithm. While you may wish to go through all your Google search results, you're just going to be either overwhelmed or confused by the information that you have consumed. You will get a list of search results and the top ones are advertisements (see below for type of Google search results). Bear in mind that the clinic's high ranking on page 1 and visible advertisements on Google may not be truly reflective of the dental surgeon's skills, experience and also how 'safe' is the surgeon. The dental clinic's ranking and online visibility depends on their Google Adwords advertising,

Brushing and flossing are the cornerstones of a good oral health routine, but it turns out this duo should really be a trinity. Mouthwash is an important final step in any routine, and California-based dentist  Joseph Field , DDS, recommends using it at least once a day—and ideally every time you brush.  Rinsing with mouthwash not only helps release food particles and neutralize odors, but it also plays an important role in preventing plaque. That's because mouthwash kills bacteria, cosmetic dentist  Brian Harris , DDS, tells Health. Although it's a natural part of the mouth's ecosystem, bacteria can turn into plaque when mixed with sugary or starchy foods, according to the  Cleveland Clinic . If it's not removed when soft, the plaque can harden and cause serious  oral health  concerns, like cavities or even gingivitis ( a.k.a inflammation of the gums ). Incorporating a mouthwash into your routine reduces these risks and leaves your breath unbelievably fresh. Like most