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03 Jul Common Misconceptions About Root Canal Recovery

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Ever wondered if root canals are as painful as they say?  Root canals are among the most feared and misunderstood dental procedures. Despite being a common treatment, misconceptions about root canals persist. Various horror stories circulating on the internet have caused unnecessary anxiety and hesitation. 59% of...

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19 Jun Maintaining Your Radiant Smile: Essential Tips for Seniors

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Just because you are getting older doesn't mean you can't have as radiant a smile as you did when you were in your 20s. Radiant smiles are a hallmark of confidence and health, and it's important to maintain it at every stage of life. For seniors, dental care...

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13 Jun Genetics And Dental Health: What You Can And Can’t Control

Posted at 19:49h in Uncategorized

Sparkling smiles and fresh breath – good oral health is a confidence booster for everyone. Sadly, over one-fifth of American adults skip dental care because they can't afford it. But even if you see your dentist regularly, cavities, gum disease, or other dental issues can still...

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06 Jun Compassionate Dental Care for Patients With Special Needs

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Everyone deserves to receive compassionate dental care, regardless of their abilities, background, or age. Around 64.1% of adults receive a dental cleaning or exam each year. Many patients may avoid going to the dentist because they don't believe they'll get adequate care due to their...

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15 May How Your Diet Impacts Oral Health

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We've all heard it before: you are what you eat. Apparently, not enough of us are eating food for healthy teeth and gums, though. About 13.2% of children have untreated tooth decay. Another 25.9% of adults ages 20 to 44 and 25.3% ages 45 to 64...

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08 May Dentist for People With Anxiety: Finding Comfort in Dental Care

Posted at 20:43h in Uncategorized

Does your heart race at the thought of visiting the dentist? You're not alone. About 36% of the population has dental anxiety. Another 12% suffer from extreme dental fear. Dental anxiety could keep you from receiving the care you need. Without routine dental appointments, your oral and overall health could...

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01 May Decoding Excellence: The Journey to Board Certification in Dentistry

Posted at 12:33h in Uncategorized

Are you looking for top-notch dental care that you can trust? It all starts with choosing a board-certified dentist. Board certification isn't just a badge. It's a mark of excellence that sets certain dentists apart from the rest. Today, we're talking about why board certification is...

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17 Apr Is Investing in a Waterpik Worth It? A Closer Look

Posted at 21:29h in Uncategorized

There's a reason why the global water flosser market is expected to reach $1.9 billion by 2030. The water flosser isn't exactly new technology. However, thanks to brands like Waterpik the tools that were previously confined to dental offices are now available for home use. While Waterpiks are...

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10 Apr What Brushing Too Hard Can Do to Your Teeth

Posted at 20:04h in Uncategorized

Research shows that 90% of adults have had tooth decay at some point in their lives. We tend to associate cavities and decay with poor dental hygiene. Does that mean that the vast majority of American adults aren't brushing twice a day? We know that far more than...

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04 Apr Know When It’s Time to Say Good-bye to Your Toothbrush

Posted at 19:12h in Uncategorized

Studies estimate that only 44% of men and 37% of women brush their teeth the recommended two times per day. That means the rest only brush their teeth once per day, or worse, not at all. Often, we're so concerned with the frequency of brushing our...

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