. Do you wake up with jaw pain each morning? Do you have frequent headaches after a restless night? Do your teeth seem more sensitive than normal? If the answer to any of these questions is a resounding yes, you may be experiencing the symptoms of teeth grinding at night. Once a dental provider confirms […]
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Do you quake in fear when you receive a dental reminder card in the mail? Do you allow years to pass between dentist visits because you are afraid to have someone poke around inside your mouth? Dental anxiety is a common issue that affects millions of people. In fact, according to Psychology Today, an estimated
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Achieving the perfect smile through dental care is surprisingly simple. Most of us have hectic schedules, and it may seem hard to find the time to prioritize your oral health. However, there are easy at-home and professional treatments available that can help you on your way to attaining the smile of your dreams. You will
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Are you guilty? At some point in time, all adults must find a new dentist. This can occur when an individual gets kicked off their parent’s insurance, moves to a new home, or desires to change their current dentist. So, you scour the internet and ask our friends for recommendations, but there are multiple factors
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There are many different oral health problems that people can face due to circumstance or develop with age, and while most people are familiar with cavities and gingivitis, there are plenty of other issues that an oral health professional may have to address. One of these issues is missing teeth. The debate between two tooth-loss
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It is not unusual for people of all ages to get braces even though they are typically thought of as something that teenagers need. There are lots of reasons that people may need orthodontic care. Common reasons include: Needing to straighten the teeth and close any gaps Overcrowding, which occurs when multiple teeth are sitting
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Growing up, almost everyone is taught to brush their teeth twice per day, floss every day, and visit the dentist twice per year. Why is that? This daily routine helps maintain oral hygiene. Over time, as people eat, food builds up in between the teeth. If this isn’t removed, it can quickly lead to cavities.
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The gums are an often-neglected part of oral health. While many people focus on their teeth and the prevention of cavities, it is just as important to think about gum swelling around the tooth. The gums are responsible for partly anchoring the teeth to the jaw and provide protection for the roots that secure the
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While most people are familiar with cavities, braces and root canals, there are many other different types of dental and oral maxillofacial procedures that people could benefit from. It is important to understand what these options are so that people can make educated decisions. One example of a commonly overlooked procedure is called a sinus
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Oral care is a vital part of keeping your entire body healthy, and this involves learning how to floss your teeth. While many people have likely grown up being told to brush twice a day and visit the dentist every six months, flossing is often overlooked. How often are you supposed to floss your teeth?
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Periodontitis is a severe gum infection that can lead to further dental and health complications if left untreated. Beyond just being a dental concern, periodontitis
