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What is Halitosis? We all know that first impressions are important, with hygiene being at the top of the list. Halitosis, also known as bad breath, can put a damper on your first impression with someone new. In most cases, halitosis is completely preventable through proper dental hygiene. However,

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What is Invisalign? Long ago, straightening out your teeth often meant using large, bulky, and hard-to-maintain metal braces. These days, however, people have more options, including Invisalign. You can visit our office to learn more about teeth straightening solutions, including Invisalign. Our experienced

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Post-Orthodontic Treatment: Preventing White Spots on Your Teeth Braces help put a straight smile on your face. However, you need to have thorough oral hygiene to prevent other dental challenges during this orthodontic treatment. One of the common problems associated with orthodontic treatment is the

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Signs You Should See a Dentist Regular dental check-ups are essential for not only your oral health, but your overall well-being. Infections that begin on your enamel can eventually make their way into your bloodstream, the bacteria responsible for gum inflammation have been linked to the progression

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Options for Fixed Crown Restorations When a person’s teeth are broken or decayed, there are a wide variety of restoration options available to suit different needs. Most dental offices are able to provide minor restorations and repair larger ones that have become worn out. Many are also able to plant

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Managing and Preventing Gum Disease Gingivitis is one of the most common phrases used in dentistry. You’ve doubtlessly gotten the feeling that it’s a bad thing, and that one of the main reasons why you should brush and floss regularly is to prevent it. But is gingivitis just a synonym for gum disease,

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Wisdom Tooth Extraction Wisdom teeth that do not have enough space to develop correctly can cause numerous problems in the mouth. Complications include the trapping of food which makes an environment for cavities and disease to form, the crowding or damaging of neighboring teeth, and root damage (which

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Daily Oral Hygiene Maintaining daily oral hygiene is our best defense against tooth decay and gum disease. And as important as that is, it’s not just a matter of protecting our oral health. New studies have been published in recent years establishing links between gum inflammation and Alzheimer’s

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Myofascial Pain Syndrome If you’ve ever had an issue inside your mouth, you’re probably aware of the varying degrees of pain that comes with it. Sometimes it feels like your head is exploding just from a toothache and tenderness. We are committed to helping you correct whatever problem is going on

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Oral Cancer Awareness As everyone knows, seeing your dentist every six months is crucial for your oral health. But it’s not just cavities your dentist is looking for, but signs of oral cancer. They are the first medical professionals to notice these signs. Contact your dentist right away if you experience

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Lupus and Gum Disease What is Lupus? Lupus is an autoimmune disease, which means that your immune system attacks itself and your healthy cells. It causes inflammation that affects several areas of the body. Lupus has many symptoms, but it has a surprising connection to gum disease. Lupus symptoms include: Joint

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Caring for Your Dental Roots With a Root Canal Underneath the hard surface of your tooth is the soft tissue called the pulp. If you get a cavity that remains untreated or suffer trauma to the tooth like a large crack, bacteria will be able to enter and reach the pulp. If this happens, the pulp might

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Impacted Canines Did you know that our canine teeth are also known as “eye teeth?” It may sound strange, but there’s a logical explanation for the nickname: the canines are simply aligned with the position of our eyes. Our canines are important for biting and guiding the rest of the teeth in position

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The Importance of Water to Oral Health February is designated by the National Dental Association as National Children’s Dental Health Month, and this year, the theme is the importance of water for a healthy smile. But that’s just as true for adults as it is for children. We emphasize the importance

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New Year, New Smile! The new year is the perfect time to reevaluate and plan to make better choices, especially when it comes to your oral health. Resolutions can be difficult to keep, but consistency is better than perfection. Here are four New Year’s resolutions for a fresh start to your oral health. Maintain

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