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No Bones About It: Getting Dentures after Prolonged Tooth Loss

December 15, 2023

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An older man smiling with his dentures

Have you been wondering if you can get dentures after waiting for months or years? It’s a common concern for patients who may not have been ready for dentures before but want them now. Many patients worry that the natural process of jawbone shrinkage has left them without the option of prosthetic treatment.

If you find yourself in this position, continue reading. There may yet be hope for you if you’re ready to get your own set of dentures.

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Oral Hygiene of the Pilgrims and Native Americans

November 8, 2023

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Ship on the water

When we think of the Pilgrims and Native Americans, we often imagine their historical encounters, lifestyles, and traditions. But have you ever wondered about their oral hygiene practices? Let’s delve into the fascinating world of dental care in early America, where natural remedies and simplistic methods reigned supreme.

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This Halloween, Put Your Fears of Having Sleep Apnea Treated to Rest

October 30, 2023

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Man with sleep apnea waking up in middle of night

Being scared is all part of Halloween, but some fears simply aren’t fun – especially if they’re actively discouraging you from seeking the treatment you need. Some people with sleep apnea are worried about the steps that they may need to take to keep the disorder under control, but you shouldn’t let such concerns stop you from getting a good night’s sleep. Below is a look at the consequences of sleep apnea and the importance of having it treated promptly.

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Can a Healthy Diet Make Dental Implants Last Longer?

September 7, 2023

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Parts of a dental implant for a lower toothIf you’re ready to replace your lost teeth with dental implants, you’re making a great decision. A dental implant is the only treatment to recreate both the root and the crown, providing unmatched benefits not possible using any other method. Your new tooth will look and feel natural, so you don’t have to avoid certain foods anymore. However, your diet can affect the lifespan of your new smile. Find out how a healthy diet can make your dental implant last for decades.

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Causes of Bad Breath & What to Do About It

August 9, 2023

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image of foods that can cause bad breath

August 6th marks National Fresh Breath Day! It’s the perfect occasion to appreciate the joys of having fresh breath and to reinforce the practices that maintain it. Understanding the potential culprits behind bad breath can be quite helpful in this endeavor. Continue reading to explore some factors that can contribute to bad breath and discover proactive measures to prevent it from occurring in the first place.

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Are Toothpicks Bad for Your Teeth? It May Be Time to Rethink After-Meal Hygiene

July 8, 2023

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They’re complimentary at almost every sit-down restaurant you’ve ever seen. They seem cool and classy and they have a name that literally says, “Pick your teeth with me!” They’re called toothpicks, but are they suitable for the job for which they take their name? Research in emergency dentistry says they can cause much oral havoc.

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4 Myths about Cosmetic Dentistry, Busted!

June 6, 2023

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a patient smiling after receiving cosmetic dental work

Cosmetic dentistry has gained popularity in recent years, promising enhanced smiles and improved confidence. The demand for cosmetic dentistry has surged significantly in recent years, as evidenced by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry‘s report of a doubled demand in the United States over the past five years. However, misinformation can cloud our understanding of these procedures. Continue reading as we separate fact from fiction by debunking four common myths about cosmetic dentistry.

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3 Reasons to See Your Dentist Before Summer Vacation

May 7, 2023

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patient talking to their dentist

If you are planning a trip this summer, you’ve probably spent a lot of time making sure that you’re prepared for anything. However, have you thought about whether your family’s oral health is as good as it needs to be?

If you have a trip coming up, you might consider taking your family to the dentist beforehand. Here’s why getting a checkup before you go is a good idea.

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Oral Cancer Awareness Month: Information About the Condition

April 28, 2023

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someone holding up a mouth full of sores

When you see your dentist for a checkup or cleaning, there are all kinds of things you expect. You probably know that your dentist will give you a dental x-ray, check your gums, ask you about flossing, the whole works.

One aspect that often goes underappreciated takes only seconds, but could be life-saving—the oral cancer screening. April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, which makes now a good time to understand more about this condition. Here’s more information about oral cancer, what it looks like, and what you can do about it.

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How Foods & Beverages Impact the Brightness of Your Smile

March 6, 2023

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a father and daughter enjoying healthy foods for their teeth

Are you unhappy with the color of your smile? Maybe your pearly whites are not so “pearly”? If so, you are not alone. A recent study found that a whopping 80% of Americans want whiter teeth. While professional teeth whitening is an instant and effective remedy, there are certain foods and beverages you can avoid to keep your grin from becoming too dim! Read on to learn more about the connection between teeth stains and what you drink and eat…as well as how to protect your smile from discoloration.

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