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The Road to Missing Teeth
Did you know that 178 million Americans are missing at least one tooth? Missing teeth are a common problem, especially for people aged 65 and older. But many of the problems that can lead to missing teeth don’t happen overnight. No matter how old you are, there are steps you can take today to avoid
What to Expect When You Get Dental Implants
For patients looking for long-lasting, natural-looking tooth restoration, dental implants are the way to go. Dentures and dental bridges are typically less expensive than dental implants, but the security and longevity of implants make them the preferred choice for patients who can afford the cost and the time involved. Dental implants are safe and are
Protecting Your Tooth Enamel
Ever wonder what is your bodies’ strongest substance? Believe it or not, it’s your tooth enamel. This superhero protects your teeth against erosion, temperature extremes and damage, preventing the onset of tooth decay. Unfortunately, your tooth enamel has its kryptonite and can be compromised. However, with the proper hygiene routines, your tooth enamel can continue
Healthy Gums in 5 Easy Steps
Healthy Gums are Key Gums are the foundation for a healthy mouth. Sparkling white teeth are useless without firm, well-maintained gums, so it is important to include them in your oral care routine. Signs of Gum Distress If your gums feel tender or are red and swollen, you may need to amp up your gum
The Dangers of Teeth Grinding
Do you ever grind your teeth when you’re feeling stressed or concentrating deeply on something? Many people do, often without even realizing they’re doing it. It’s usually not a problem, but excessive teeth grinding can create serious health issues. Here are some of the dangers you may face and how to know when it’s time
The Best Way to Get a Root Canal
Why is it that actual pain often doesn’t harm us as much as the fear of pain? For many, the mere mention of “root canal” instills the kind of anxiety that can keep them away from the dentist until the pain is unbearable. However, as technology advances and the options for oral care expand, the
