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Advantages of Invisalign

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry

Although braces are commonly the go-to option for straightening crooked teeth, more and more patients are choosing Invisalign for its many advantages. The custom-fit, invisible teeth straightening device has improved significantly over the years. Once used only for minor problems, such as slightly crooked lower teeth, Invisalign can now make more advanced improvements. This includes […]

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Do Dental Implants Stain?

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Care

Dental implants have proven to increase the confidence of those who have lost teeth. A major advantage for those who get dental implants is they never run the risk of developing tooth decay. Still, oral hygiene is still very important. You should treat your dental implants as if they are your natural teeth – brushing […]

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What to Look For in a Cosmetic Dentist

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry

It is important to do your research when choosing your cosmetic dentist. There are countless cosmetic dentists who are not as qualified or experienced as others, and this could make a huge difference in your whole cosmetic experience and results. Here are some things to find out prior to choosing who want to go to […]

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Simple Tips To Reduce Mouth Odor

Posted in Dental Care

When your breath isn’t fresh, you may feel uncomfortable or even self-conscious around others. Whether you have bad garlic or coffee breath, or a more chronic condition, such as halitosis, it is important that you take the necessary steps to get your breath smelling good again. When gum or mints isn’t cutting it, here are […]

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Ancient Tooth Provides Possible Evidence of Prehistoric Dentistry

Posted in Dental News

Have you ever wondered what the prehistoric dentists used to take care of their patients’ teeth without the technology that we have today? Thanks to researchers, you may not need to wonder anymore. Researchers have discovered something that may open up knowledge and insight into the world of ancient dentistry. In September 2012, researchers from […]

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ADA Gives the Big Apple Ban on Large Sugary Drinks a Thumbs Up

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It is common knowledge that large sodas and sugary drinks are unhealthy. However, restaurants, theaters, and food chains always have super-sized and extra large cups available for purchase, most of which include unlimited refills. It is not healthy for people to consume such large quantities of sugary drinks, but who is going to put a […]

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The Connection Between Oral Health and Overall Health

Posted in Oral Health

Most do not realize the strong connection between your oral health and your overall health. Problems in your mouth can actually be a gateway to other serious conditions throughout your body. Our mouths are filled with different strains of bacteria. While most of these are naturally occurring and harmless, some bacteria can cause serious tooth […]

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Coconut Oil May Prevent Tooth Decay

Posted in Dental Care, Dental News

Coconut Oil Benefits “I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts…do dee do dee…” We all know the Merv Griffin song singing the praises of delicious coconuts. Now dentists and doctors are singing the praises of coconut oil for tooth decay. Scientists believe that enzyme-modified coconut oil, or semi-digested coconut oil has feasible antimicrobial qualities for oral health. […]

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What’s a tooth worth? Tooth Fairy says it’s now $3

Posted in Dental News

Imagine a world where a child is paid almost your hourly wage for losing their tooth and putting it under their pillow? Open your eyes and you’re in that world. According to a survey conducted by Visa, the average amount of money the Tooth Fairy is paying kids these days is $3, and some receive […]

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Oral Bacteria May Signal Pancreatic Cancer Risk

Posted in Dental News, Oral Health

Many do not realize how crucial it is to take care of their teeth for overall health. Those who do not brush, floss, and visit the dentist regularly increase their chances of developing other serious health issues. One of the most difficult cancers to detect, as well as one of the most deadly, is pancreatic […]

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