Everybody loves to eat. Food of all sorts is one of the greatest delicacies of life. In fact, the word “foodies” recently emerged as a term describing people who love to eat and try different foods. One of the main purposes of our teeth is to give us the ability to chew and grind food. […]
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Flossing is always underrated. Everybody knows the importance of a toothbrush and toothpaste. However, most people think of flossing as an extra, not really essential to proper oral hygiene. And if you’re like most, you don’t give much thought to learning how to floss your teeth better. Well, you couldn’t be more wrong. Your oral
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In today’s modern age, and with the increased awareness about oral health and how it affects your whole body, there are few things scarier than a loose tooth. Your mind immediately goes to: what happened? How did this happen? What can I do to stop it? These are all valid questions. For that reason, we’re
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Your toothbrush is the main tool in your defense against diseases of the mouth, mainly decay and gum disease. As such, choosing the right toothbrush – with the right toothpaste, of course – and making sure that the brush does its job to the max should be your primary concern. Now, we could say a
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Flossing regularly is a huge part of an adequate oral hygiene routine. The American Dental Association encourages Americans to never skip flossing, as it’s essential to cleaning the crevices of the teeth that a toothbrush is incapable of reaching. Here are 4 reasons why you need to floss your teeth, and how to do it
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Let’s face it – everyone fears something. Many are scared of spiders, heights, enclosed spaces, or bodies of water they can’t see the bottom of. Unfortunately, a lot of patients fear visiting a dentist. 60% of Americans experience severe anxiety and fear associated with dentists, dental procedures, and oral pain. This leads many to avoid
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In a dentist’s office, “tooth decay” is one of the last phrases you want to hear. This oral health condition affects over 90% of American adults over the age of 40. In addition, 25% of children ages 2 and 5, and 50% of kids and teens between ages 12 and 15 have tooth decay. Cavities
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Let’s face it – brushing twice a day can be difficult to weave into your child’s routine. Brushing their teeth can be scary for a child, or even seem like a chore. Luckily, there are a few ways to take away the negative stigma and turn teeth brushing into a fun activity. Here are 5
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Have you ever felt unexpected pain or discomfort while eating or drinking? Patients with tooth sensitivity may experience this when consuming food and drinks that are either very warm or very cold. This condition can affect one, multiple, or all teeth, varying from person to person. Sensitive teeth are extremely inconvenient for everyday life. Here’s
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The key to keeping your teeth strong and white is taking care of the enamel. This surface layer of the tooth protects your teeth from acids, sugars, and bacteria – it’s a wall between your mouth and the integrity of your teeth. Keeping your enamel healthy and strong is more than just brushing twice a
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