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Regular dental check-ups and preventive care are critically important yet are often neglected. Making routine dentist visits a top priority can help save you from extensive oral health issues, discomfort, and expensive treatments later on. When it comes to your teeth and gums, prevention is truly worth much more than cure. Here are three convincing reasons why regular dental exams …
You may have heard the phrase before: “You are what you eat.” It usually refers to your weight and your general health, but it can also refer to your dental health. For years dentists and parents have told children that too much candy and sugar will “rot your teeth.” Well it turns out they were right and have always been …
The field of dentistry has changed significantly over time. In recent years advances in technology have revolutionized dentistry and continue to improve the quality of care for patients. From faster recovery times after procedures to digital diagnostics that have increased accuracy, there are numerous benefits for both patients and dental professionals alike. Here are some of the many ways technology …
There’s a lot to love about St. Patrick’s Day—the parades, the corned beef, and yes, even the green beer. Celebrating the day with a perfectly poured pint won’t have much of an impact on your overall oral health, but when you drink regularly, it can begin to affect your teeth and gums. While the risks are greatest for heavy drinkers, …
Wisdom teeth are very common and having them removed is also very common. Most people just don’t have space for them, and they need to come out to protect your other teeth. If you are planning on having your wisdom teeth removed, then you shouldn’t be too worried. It is a simple procedure that happens every day. There are just …
You probably already know that regular dental visits are critical, but you might not know exactly why. Of course, you will look and feel your best after your twice a year cleanings, but did you know that regular appointments can also have a long-term impact on your health? Here are some benefits of regular dental visits. PreventionBrushing and flossing are …
