Another year has just begun. While you celebrate the start of a new year, take a few minutes to set some goals. As new year’s resolution, place these goals at the top of your to-do list. These changes will benefit your oral health in 2018. Improve Your Home Oral Care Routines There are a number...
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When is it Time to Have Wisdom Teeth Removed?
Some people believe wisdom teeth should be removed as soon as they appear, while others do not think it is necessary to take this step at all. Being well-informed about wisdom teeth and visiting a dentist can help you make the right decision. When Wisdom Teeth Do Not Come in Properly There are a number...
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How Can I Kick My “Sweet Tooth” This Holiday Season?
Chocolates, peppermints, pies, cakes, cookies, and endless plates of other homemade goodies are popular during the holiday season. With all of these options, eating sweets in moderation can be difficult, especially if you have a sweet tooth. During this exciting time of the year, smart choices can help you maintain a healthy smile. What Are...
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Why Is It Important to Receive Annual Dental X-Rays?
To maximize your oral health, we recommend a yearly set of x-rays to accurately diagnose and treat problems that cannot be seen with the naked eye. When a problem is detected early, it will prevent more serious issues from occurring. Most commonly, dental x-rays reveal cavities that may be present in the teeth. Also, it...
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5 Ways to Strengthen Your Tooth Enamel
Tooth decay and other damage can occur when the enamel has become weak. You can have healthier teeth when you take steps to strengthen tooth enamel. Do You Know What To Eat? Your diet affects your teeth. Emphasize a nutritious, balanced diet, but make sure to include plenty of calcium and protein. Dairy products, leafy...
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Tooth-Friendly Foods for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is one of the most popular holidays for families. When you think of Thanksgiving, not many sugary treats come to mind. However, there are some foods that can actually benefit your oral health. Tooth-Friendly Healthy Food If the main dish on your holiday table is turkey, it is an excellent start. Turkey is rich...
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How Can You Prevent Cavities & Tooth Decay?
Tooth decay occurs as enamel becomes destroyed. Bacteria naturally forms on teeth. After you eat sugary foods, this bacteria turns into acid that eats away at the outer layer of your teeth. The end result is cavities. To avoid these problems, it is important to learn ways to prevent cavities from forming. Prevention Tips The...
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What is a Cavity?
What is a cavity? A cavity is actually decaying that occurs within a tooth’s structure. It begins in the outer enamel. When it is left to worsen, severe damage may occur. In this instance, a root canal may be necessary, or the entire tooth may need to be pulled. Why Do You Get Cavities? Tooth...
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Are Root Canals All They’re Cracked Up To Be?
Root canals: What are they? Root canal treatment or endodontic therapy is mistakenly viewed as a painful procedure. This form of dental therapy is performed to remove the infection from deep within the tooth. The procedure is a pain-relieving treatment and has the capacity to prevent reinfection. It is normally carried out to prevent tooth...
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Picture Perfect Pediatrics: School Picture Time
One of the most exciting events in a new school year is yearbook pictures. Kids from kindergarten through high school want pictures to share with their friends and family members. Your child’s perfect smile starts with oral health. The Perfect Time For A Dental Appointment The ideal time for a pediatric dentistry appointment is before...