10
Oct
Dental Health and Your Diet
Your body works hard to convert the foods you eat into energy. You may not think twice about what you are eating - especially when it comes to grabbing an afternoon snack or sipping on a vanilla latte on your commute. But the food you put in your mouth affects more than j...
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10
Oct
How to Brush Your Teeth
Brushing your teeth is probably a standard part of your daily routine, but chances are you aren't following the American Dental Association’s guidelines for cleaning your teeth properly. The ADA currently recommends that you brush your teeth at minimum of two times...
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10
Oct
Electric Brush vs. Manual Brushes
Preventative dentistry is about more than just visiting your dentist twice yearly for an exam and thorough cleaning. In fact, the majority of your preventative care is done at-home as a part of your normal hygienic routine. Many residents use manual toothbrushes to remove debri...
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10
Oct
How to Floss Your Teeth
Flossing is an important part of an oral hygiene routine, but research suggests that fewer than half of Americans do so daily. Flossing is simple and only takes an extra couple of minutes per day. Developing a healthy habit of flossing can prevent tooth decay and gum disease, a...
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10
Oct
Fluoride and Decay Prevention
Fluoride is a naturally occurring element that has been shown to help strengthen teeth in children and also prevent decay in people of all ages. Topical fluoride, in particular is helpful for promoting oral health. The American Dental Association has publicly endorsed the use o...
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10
Oct
Dentistry Post-Op Questions
If you are undergoing a dental procedure or operation, you will be given a set of post-operative instructions to abide by in the hours, days, and weeks after your treatment. Following these instructions is essential to preventing infections in surgical sites, protecting restora...
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10
Oct
Dental X-Rays
For years, dental x-rays have been used to diagnose oral health complications and detect decaying or damaged teeth. X-rays provide a unique view of the mouth that isn't possible with a visual exam alone. When x-rays are taken, the teeth and bones absorb the majority of th...
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10
Oct
Digital X-Rays
Digital x-rays are a more streamlined way of taking dental radiographs. Like traditional x-rays, digital versions provide an in-depth view of the structures of the mouth, helping dentists detect complications and develop effective modes of treatment. Digital x-rays are ca...
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10
Oct
What to Expect with Tooth Extractions
If you're considering or preparing for a tooth extraction, it’s natural to feel a mix of anticipation and nerves. Tooth extraction, while common, plays a crucial role in both resolving dental issues and enhancing the overall aesthetics of your smile. In this post, w...
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10
Oct
Caring for Dental Bridges
Welcome to our detailed guide on how to care for dental bridges! If you have a dental bridge, you know it plays a crucial role in your smile and overall oral functionality. Keeping it in great shape requires specific care techniques that ensure its longevity and effectiveness...
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