Do you get mouth sores and wonder why? Educate yourself on the common types and potential treatments below: Candidiasis A problem for those with poor health, candidiasis is a fungus growing in the moist tissue of the mouth and is also known as “oral thrush.” This is basically a yeast infection. Candidates of candidiasis are […]
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For a highly effective cosmetic dentistry treatment designed to improve the look and function of your teeth, consider dental bonding treatments. Dental bonds, which are usually made of resin, are durable applications that can protect your teeth from future damage. Dental bonding treatments can cover up the problems associated with damaged teeth. In many situations,
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Without mouthguards, sports are not at all safe for your teeth. Unfortunately, most sports do not require mouthguards to play. Yet, so much pain and suffering would be alleviated if more did. Everyone should agree that protecting the teeth and keeping them where they belong, in the mouth, is the happiest outcome. The most common
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Brushing is an oral hygiene task that is greatly recommended. In fact, our dentists, Drs. Ball and Broadbent, strongly recommend brushing twice a day for two minutes each time. If you have braces, it’s important to brush more. As you scrub, make sure to use a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste unless otherwise recommended by
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Consistent oral hygiene practices like attending your regularly scheduled dental checkups at Dental Center and brushing your teeth each morning and night are key for the prevention of cavities and early detection of oral health problems. At the same time, it’s also important to remember to thoroughly floss between each of your teeth, as well
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Now is the best time to begin your oral health care quest for a complete smile makeover. With the coming of the new year can be a coming of a beautiful smile to match. The best way to keep your smile in its best condition is to employ prevention methods to ensure future damage does
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One of your smile’s biggest threats is gum disease, which has also been linked to health problems such as tooth loss, bone cancer, and heart disease. While gum disease can seem scary and complex, it is one of the most preventable diseases that adult Americans face. Gum disease begins with gingivitis, a condition in which
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Are you still looking for gift ideas for the people you love? Our Dental Center team has five ideas for giving out healthier smiles this year to the people on your holiday list. -1 Electric Toothbrush – Dentists recommend brushing at least twice a day for two minutes each time. For those people on your
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Sometimes the unnatural force of nibbling on a pen cap, or using your teeth to open packaging, can exceed the structural integrity of your tooth enamel to chip a tooth. When this happens the damage to the tooth can range in severity. Even if the tooth doesn’t cause excessive distress or discomfort, you should still
Have you ever heard a family member or friend speculate that the reason they are prone to cavities or gum disease is because of their genetics? They might say “My dad has bad teeth too, so it makes sense.” Do you ever wonder whether this is true? Here are some facts about genetics and oral
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