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The Best and Worst Thanksgiving Foods for Teeth

November 21, 2017

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s time to start preparing for your family’s big feast! Before you indulge in your most beloved holiday foods this year, Our doctors would like to remind you to take some time to think about your dental health. Thanksgiving is certainly a time to enjoy delicious dishes, but some Thanksgiving foods can be harmful to your teeth.

The Most Common Misconceptions About Dental Implants

October 3, 2017

The term “dental implants” is most often used to describe a series of metal posts or frames that are surgically positioned into the jawbone of a patient by a dental professional. Once in place, a dentist can then mount replacement teeth onto these posts – offering a secure, comfortable and (most importantly) permanent solution for people with specific oral care needs.

Post-Extraction Self-Care: Tea and TLC

August 11, 2017

Your dentist is going to do everything he or she can to save the teeth you have. But if one of your teeth is a lost cause and has to come out, don’t worry. Tooth extraction is a lot easier to get through nowadays. Of course, a successful tooth extraction involves not only the extraction itself, but the post-extraction care. With the right steps, a little caution, and a few tea bags you will be fine very quickly.

How Cutting Out Sugar Can Do Wonders For Your Oral Health

July 11, 2017

We all know that it’s consuming too much sugar is bad for your teeth, but do you actually know why sugar is bad or what cutting out sugar will actually do to improve your overall oral health?

The Importance of Gum Health

June 20, 2017

When you visit the dentist, you’re probably doing so to have your teeth cleaned, a cavity filled or your smile whitened. Most of the attention does go towards your teeth. However, the state of your gums is just as important.

5 Reasons Everyone needs Regular Dental Care

May 5, 2017

There’s a lot we can do on our own for proper dental hygiene, but there are certain aspects of regular care that only your dentist is able to perform. The skill, training, and equipment your dentist possesses can prevent cavities, save you money on future care, improve your smile, on top of saving you a great deal of pain and discomfort.

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