Posts Categorized: Education

Protect Your Smile This Thanksgiving

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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which means that you have numerous tasty food to look forward to. The feast is the most iconic component of the holiday and when it comes to staying healthy during any food-centric holiday, maintaining awareness of what you’re eating is important. No, thanksgiving doesn’t pose the same threats to… Read more »

Extra Protection With Fluoride and Sealants

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Taking care of your smile means much more than just brushing your teeth at least once a day. In fact, there are so many factors that negatively influence your smile every day, and unfortunately, there are significantly fewer natural defenses on your side. As such, there are plenty of instances that individuals face in which… Read more »

Your Diet Affects Oral Health

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Brushing and flossing your teeth every day is essential for having stellar oral health. Visiting the dentist every six months for a check-up is equally important. These both fall into the realm of preventative dentistry, and their goal is to prevent oral health problems from developing in the first place. Maintaining a healthy diet is… Read more »

Good Foods For A Healthy Smile

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Taking care of your smile is a process that requires lifelong care, and excellent preventive dental practices can help pave the way for a healthier grin. From oral bacteria that lead to gum disease and decay to grinding your teeth, consuming sugar, and everything else in-between, your smile is influenced by virtually everything you can… Read more »

Signs That You Need A New Toothbrush

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As wonderful as it would be, your toothbrush won’t last forever. Even if you splurge on a top-of-the-line electronic brush, you will still have to replace the head regularly. In fact, doing so is more important than you might think. It is beneficial to think of replacing your brush as a key component of your… Read more »

Don’t Suffer From Dental Anxiety

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For many, visiting the dentist is stress-inducing. This is unfortunate for two reasons; first, any situation in which you feel anxiety isn’t great. Second, if you are dreading going to the dentist, you are less likely to schedule — and show up for — an appointment. Avoiding preventative treatment can directly harm your oral health,… Read more »

Understand The Harm From Sodas & Sports Drinks

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While you are surely aware that soft drinks can damage your teeth, it is important to understand how and why they do. Moreover, sports drinks can cause similar harm. We are by no means trying to get you from drinking them altogether. Rather, we just think it is important for you to fully understand the… Read more »

Why Should You Pursue Straighter Teeth?

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It goes without saying that your smile’s health is a top priority and one that deserves our utmost attention. After all, a well-maintained smile can help you perform routine tasks such as biting and chewing, protect against infection and tooth decay, and of course, present a youthful and vibrant appearance. With that in mind, however,… Read more »

Holiday Concerns To Be On The Lookout For

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It goes without saying that you put a lot of effort and care into your smile. Indeed, from brushing and flossing routinely to seeking cosmetic and restorative treatment and everything else in-between, being able to occasionally indulge in a sweet treat should be an achievable task. Bear in mind, however, that anything can be harmful… Read more »

The Link Between Tooth Loss And Dementia

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According to a recent article in U.S. News & World Report, missing teeth is tied to an increased risk of dementia and diminished cognitive function. The study discussed in the article underscores the need to practice preventative care measures like brushing your teeth and flossing daily, as well as going to the dentist every six… Read more »