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Uncover The Truth About Root Canal Treatment

Are you reluctant about visiting the dentist when you have a severe toothache because you’re afraid that you might need a root canal? Fortunately, you don’t have anything to worry about. A root canal is a very common dental treatment that actually relieves tooth pain instead of causing more discomfort. More than 15 million root canal procedures are completed in…

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Understanding Sensitive Teeth

Are you familiar with the sudden, sharp pain that occurs when you eat hot, cold, or sweet food? It’s an irritation that can impact your daily life and limit what you can eat or drink unless you want a sudden jolt of pain. The pain is temporary, often easing away once the tooth returns to its normal temperature. Tooth sensitivity…

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Cavity Prevention Advice That Works for Everyone

When it comes to dental care, everyone gets a little lazy with their routine from time to time. That said, you should avoid doing that because cutting corners can easily lead to dental health problems. This includes problems with, not only your teeth, but also your gums.

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Reasons and Remedies for Tooth Discoloration

Are you less confident in your smile due to tooth stains and discoloration? Many people experience stained teeth. Luckily, there are many treatments available that will whiten your teeth if you find your smile less than white. Additionally, to help prevent stains in the first place, there are techniques you can use to reduce stains from forming, such as brushing…

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Causes of Bleeding Gums and Gum Disease

Your gums are the soft tissues that hold your teeth your teeth in place, and cover the tooth roots and the bones that compose your jaw. They also act much like a protective seal, providing protection from infectious bacteria. If it wasn’t for your gum tissue, food debris and bacteria could reach down into the sensitive parts of your teeth.…

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The Basics of Brushing Your Teeth

You probably already know that brushing and flossing your teeth daily are essential activities that promote good oral health. After a while, though, you might not be paying close attention while you’re brushing, which can lead to making mistakes and expensive dental problems down the line. So, here’s a refresher on the benefits of brushing, why dedicating time to your…

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Are Cracked Teeth on the Rise?

As the global impact of the coronavirus continues to be observed, one unanticipated side effect has been in the number of patients that dentists have seen complaining about migraines, jaw pain, tooth fractures and tooth sensitivity. What do all of these patients have in common? They have all be clenching and grinding their teeth more due to the stress, anxiety,…

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10 Signs of Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea is a condition that causes people to frequently stop breathing during their sleep. It’s not uncommon for someone with sleep apnea to experience hundreds of brief episodes each night in which their breathing is interrupted. Apnea is the term used to refer to when breathing temporarily stops. Learn more about the ten most common signs of sleep apnea…

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Dental Care Basics

We rely on our mouths to help us eat, drink, speak or smile. Our mouths also serve as the gateway to our digestive and respiratory tracts. This means that it is imperative that we take good care of them. Healthy teeth and gums not only make our smiles look and feel their best, but they also reduce our risk of…

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Are Dental Implants Right for You?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 52 percent of people in the United States who are between 20-64 years old have at least one missing tooth in their mouth. For adults 65 years of age and older, 20 percent have lost most or all of their teeth. Missing teeth can be caused by a number of reasons,…

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