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How to Deal with that Irritating Mouth Sore you keep Re-Biting
posted: May 18, 2022.
We've all done it — suddenly bit the inside of our mouth while chewing food. All too often our cheek, lip or tongue finds itself in the way of our Read more -
Gum Recession Can Affect More Than Your Smile
posted: May 08, 2022.
If it seems like your teeth have gotten longer, it's not likely they've magically grown. The changed appearance, often accompanied by tooth sensitivity, may mean you have gum recession—the gums Read more -
4 Things to Give Your Child a Head Start on Good Oral Health
posted: Apr. 28, 2022.
From the time they're born, you do everything you can to help your children develop a healthy body. That should include their teeth and gums. It's not over-dramatizing to say Read more -
Root Decay in Your Later Years Could Endanger Your Teeth
posted: Apr. 18, 2022.
As we age we become more susceptible to dental diseases. A common but often initially unnoticed problem for seniors is root decay.We’re all familiar with tooth decay in the crown, Read more -
Here's How to Minimize Oral Bacterial Growth and Stop Tooth Decay
posted: Apr. 08, 2022.
Finding out you have a cavity can be an unwelcome surprise. The truth is, though, it didn't happen overnight, but the result of ongoing conditions in the mouth.Those conditions usually Read more -
See Your Dentist ASAP to Save Your Loose Tooth
posted: Mar. 29, 2022.
A loose adult tooth isn't normal. It could be loose because it's been subjected to high biting forces like those that occur with a tooth grinding habit. Or, it could Read more -
4 Tips to Getting the Dental Care You Need, Even on a Tight Budget
posted: Mar. 19, 2022.
If your budget gets squeezed, cutting non-essential expenses can be a wise move. But think twice before lumping dental care into that category—postponing dental visits or treatment could put your Read more -
Protecting Yourself From Infection is Paramount During Dental Care
posted: Mar. 09, 2022.
The odds are extremely low that you'll read or hear about an infection outbreak in a dental clinic anytime soon. That's no happy accident. The more than 170,000 dentists practicing Read more -
Put an End to Bad Oral Habits to Slow the Rate of Tooth Wear
posted: Feb. 27, 2022.
While tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease destroy more teeth than any other causes, both of these diseases are largely preventable with proper oral hygiene and dental treatment. It’s more Read more -
Replacing a Tooth or Saving it - Which Should you do?
posted: Feb. 17, 2022.
Over a lifetime, teeth can endure temperatures ranging from freezing to near boiling, biting forces of as much as 150 pounds per square inch and a hostile environment teeming with Read more -
No Clue Why Your Mouth Feels Scalded? It Could Be This Oral Condition
posted: Feb. 07, 2022.
It's common for people to sip freshly brewed coffee or take a bite of a just-from-the-oven casserole and immediately regret it—the searing heat can leave the tongue and mouth scalded Read more -
Conscious Sedation can Help Ease Your Child's Dental Visit Anxiety
posted: Jan. 28, 2022.
The best way to prevent dental visit anxiety in your children is start those visits around their first birthday, and continue with them through childhood. Age One visits are the Read more -
Dentures are Still a Viable Choice for Tooth Replacement
posted: Jan. 18, 2022.
Edentulism, the loss of all of a person’s teeth, is more than an appearance problem. As one in four Americans over 65 can attest, total tooth loss can lead to Read more -
Removing Teeth Could Aid Orthodontic Treatment
posted: Jan. 08, 2022.
There's usually more to straightening a smile than simply applying braces. That's why an orthodontist takes the time first to learn all they can about a patient's bite and, depending Read more -
If a Root Canal Can't be Done, this Procedure Might Save Your Tooth
posted: Dec. 29, 2021.
Untreated tooth decay can destroy your teeth; prompt action as soon as its diagnosed will help prevent that undesirable outcome. And even if decay has advanced into the tooth's pulp Read more -
Your Gums Need Extra Care After Periodontal Disease
posted: Dec. 19, 2021.
We all benefit from regular dental care, regardless of our state of oral health. But if you've experienced periodontal (gum) disease, those regular dental visits are even more important in Read more
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