Halloween is a favorite holiday for children. It is a time for fun, friends, and tasty treats. As a parent, you are concerned about the effects Halloween treats can have on your child’s oral health. Your child can have a good time, yet keep his/her gums healthy. All Halloween Candy Is Not Created Equal. Whether...
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How Dental Bridges Can Improve Your Dental Health
When you are missing teeth, you have a number of options. If you have lost multiple teeth, you may decide implants are not right for you. You do not necessarily want healthy teeth removed for the purpose of wearing traditional dentures. Dental bridges is an option to consider. Dental Bridges For Your Dental Health: Missing teeth...
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How To: Care For Mouthgards During Football Season
Mouthguards are used to protect your teeth, especially during sports events. As fall hits, football season will be in full swing. Many players use mouthguards but do not know how to properly care for them. How to Clean Your Mouthguard: According to the American Medical Association, mouthguards are very effective at preventing dental injuries. However,...
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How To: Prevent An Abscessed Tooth
An abscessed tooth can be uncomfortable, and can cause further oral health problems. Although an abscessed tooth can be treated, it is better to take steps to prevent it. What Is An Abscessed Tooth? An abscess is caused by a bacterial infection. While gums can become abscessed, tooth abscess develops inside a tooth. The best...
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Tips For Proper Dental Care During Pregnancy
Pregnancy is an exciting time in your life, but it can also increase your risk of periodontal disease. This is one reason proper dental care is so important. Visit Your Dentist Schedule an appointment with your dentist as soon as you know you are pregnant. Make sure he is aware of your pregnancy. He can...
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Dental Health Tip: Brushing Your Teeth After Eating Acidic Foods
To protect your teeth and prevent cavities, it is recommended to brush twice a day along with daily flossing. Did you know, however, that it is important to consider when you brush your teeth as well? Eating and drinking acidic foods effects the condition of your enamel, and if you brush your teeth immediately afterward,...
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How To Teach Kids Dental Health Habits
The American Dental Association has designated February as National Children’s Dental Health Month. You can start your child on a lifetime of good habits with tips to get kids to brush and floss regularly. 1. Involve your child when purchasing dental health products. Children are naturally curious. Take him with you when you shop for...
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How To Choose Foods And Good Snacks For Great Dental Health
National Children’s Dental Health Month is the perfect time to think about the foods and snacks you are giving to your children. You can start serving more products that are good for their dental health. It cannot be stressed too strongly that you should limit the amount of sugar your children eat. However, you will...
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The Importance Of Teaching Kids Good Dental Hygiene
The dental hygiene habits your child learns when he is young can affect his oral health for the rest of his life. First, he must learn home oral care is a priority. When you teach your child to brush and floss at the correct times each day, he will see dental hygiene as a natural...
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New Year Resolutions and Dental Health- Continued
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Let’s discuss the top two priorities that will help you make your care a priority in 2015. Resolve to Visit Your Dentist at Least Two Times Per Year If you do not have any oral health problems, visit your dentist every six months. However, if you have a problem that must be corrected,...