Benefits of mouthwash! The minty liquid that gets in between the empty spaces, consider this one of the main benefits of mouthwash. Along with brushing and flossing, mouthwash is another key weapon in the war for better dental and oral… Read More
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The Importance of a Night Guard for Your Teeth
If you’ve been diagnosed with bruxism, or habitual tooth grinding, your dentist has probably recommended that you use a night guard, which is also called an occlusal splint. Night guards are not cheap however, and purchasing one from your dentist… Read More
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What to Expect When You Need a Tooth Extraction
They are the two words that almost every person entering the dentist’s office dreads hearing—tooth extraction. However, in reality, there is very little to fear! Tooth extractions are painless procedures that are only recommended when absolutely necessary for your oral… Read More
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New Year’s Resolutions to Promote a Healthier Smile
2017 is finally here! If you’ve had a rough go of it in 2016, consider making a few New Year’s resolutions to improve yourself. A healthier, happier smile can go a long way towards getting a better job and improving… Read More
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Should I Rinse After Brushing?
One of the most frequently asked questions regarding oral care is whether or not you should rinse after brushing your teeth. Understandably, since there is a lot of conflicting advice on this topic. Let’s take a closer look at the… Read More
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How to Cut Down on a Sugar Addiction
It’s a pretty well understood that sugar isn’t teeth’s greatest friend. Sugar-related dental problems remain one of the most widespread causes of poor oral health. Reducing the amount of sugar that’s in your diet will go a long way towards improving… Read More
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5 Teeth Friendly Holiday Gifts
The holiday season is everyone’s favorite time of the year. Full of good spirits and gratifying goodies, what’s there not to like? Before you finalize your gift-list and pick out your stocking stuffers, consider purchases that will help, not hinder… Read More
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How to Soothe a Teething Baby
“Teething” is the process in which a child’s teeth begin to grow in and break through the gum line for the first time. Usually, this will occur between 6 and 24 months of age, and can be a painful experience… Read More
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Teeth Friendly Holiday Cooking Tips
With the holiday season fast approaching, there’s a good chance you’ll soon be filling up on delicious treats, candy, pies, cakes and more. Still, too much sugar and you could be dealing with an unfortunate cavity later down the road…. Read More
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What is Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)?
The hinge connecting your upper and lower jaw is one of the most complex joints in the body, and is responsible for maneuvering the lower jaw. Temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMJ, is when the complex system of muscles, ligaments, discs… Read More