Tooth decay or cavities occur due to the build-up of acid produced by plaque on teeth. If dental plaque is not removed during brushing or flossing, it can lead to oral health issues like dental abscesses, gum disease, or dental caries (holes in the teeth). Take care of your tooth decay in Concord Mills by […]
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Maintaining good oral health and staying free of dental cavities is vital for a healthy and happy life. Unfortunately, tooth decay, a sneaky disease affecting billions of people worldwide, remains a prevalent oral health issue. However, thanks to advancements in dental technology, dentists now have access to innovative tools and techniques that revolutionize the treatment
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Dental X-rays (also known as dental radiographs) are a common and important diagnostic tool dentists use to detect oral health issues. However, since they use ionizing radiation to create an image of the teeth and surrounding structures, many people are concerned about their safety and the potential risk of radiation exposure. In this blog, Dr.
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Gum disease is one of the most serious and common oral conditions that often go under the radar. This may be due to the spread of misconceptions or lack of awareness of this disease. Alternatively, it could be because more renowned oral ailments such as tooth decay, cavities, and impacted molars have overshadowed it. The
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Tooth cavities (also known as tooth decay or caries) are common dental problems in children, toddlers, and teenagers. In fact, according to WebMD, not less than 43% of children between the ages of 2 to 19 had tooth cavities in 2015-2016. Untreated cavities can lead to infections and pain that may cause speaking, eating, learning,
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Who doesn’t wish an at-home oral health routine would be enough for perfectly white teeth? Unfortunately, for issues like tartar buildup, your daily oral care routine is just part of the equation. In this YouTube edition, we’ll discuss what tartar is, how you can prevent its buildup, and remove it without a dentist. What is
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Did you know that you can stop tooth decay in its earliest stage? Tooth decay or dental caries can start in the sneakiest way possible, but it can be reversible if you catch it in its earliest stage. However, most patients only see the dentist when they have already started feeling signs of pain and
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Dental cavities are among the dental conditions where time is very crucial. Early detection of cavities can help preserve your natural tooth, keep you from a tooth infection, and save you from expensive dental costs. As silent as the bacteria can be, there are warning signs during the early stages of cavity formation. As a
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Although much of the focus surrounding teeth involves the appearance of teeth, common dental problems typically extend past visible issues to underlying concerns. At Modern Family Dental Care, we believe that oral health should be treated with an eye on underlying causes and that all incoming patients have the power to support their health through
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Swollen teeth and gums are often treated as though they are separate from the rest of a body. Toothaches are usually considered separate from earaches and other sinus issues, and are rarely (if ever) linked to other health issues. In truth, though, your oral health plays a powerful role in your overall health, and should
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Many individuals underestimate the importance of proper sleep on oral health. Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that affects oral health. This condition leads
