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The teeth and gums tend to change throughout our entire lives, and women in their reproductive years are urged to take extra precautions when planning a family. It is common for the gums to become inflamed a few days before menstruation, and then return to normal by the first day of menstruation. During this time, […]
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There are many individuals who suffer from tooth sensitivity, and chances are that they don’t know the source of their pain or how to remedy their situation. I often see patients who have experienced sensitivity for some time in order to help them relieve their discomfort and prevent further complications. The two most common reasons […]
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Our children’s oral health is of utmost importance, which is why they should see a dentist by their first birthday in order to ensure that their teeth are coming in strong and healthy. However, there is now proof that children inherit their parent’s oral health. The mother’s oral health during pregnancy can be a determiner […]
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It is most people’s goal to achieve and maintain a healthy, beautiful-looking smile; however, what many individual fail to take into consideration is that their basic oral hygiene habits are typically engrained during childhood. This is why I strongly urge my patients to be good role models for their children and show them how to […]
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Not only can a beautiful smile help brighten your face; it can also be a sign of overall good health. When you brush and floss on a daily basis, as well as keep your regular check-ups with your dentist, you are helping to prevent multiple issues from arising. The following are some of the ways […]
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It’s safe to say that no one has a naturally perfect smile, which is why so many individuals visit my Beverly Hills practice. One of the most common complaints is that their teeth are misaligned, which can often cause other dental problems, such as gum disease. However, because traditional orthodontics are often undesirable for adults, […]
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We all know that a bright, straight smile is a sign of beauty. But did you know that it can also mean you have good oral health? Brushing, flossing, and rinsing daily are an important step to maintaining a healthy-looking smile; however, when you have misaligned, crooked teeth, this can still lead to certain oral […]
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It is well known that smoking is bad for your health. Not only can smoking cause bad breath, but also increase your risk of oral cancer. The various chemicals and ingredients that make up a cigarette can cause damage to the teeth, throat, tongue, and other areas of the mouth. Fortunately, there are several ways […]
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Children and adults are susceptible to getting a cavity or two throughout their lives. But what exactly is a cavity? When there is an acid attack on the teeth it causes a hole to form (cavity), which generally starts in the enamel, but can spread to the softer inner layer of the tooth. A cavity […]
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One of the important things I tell my patients to do is to brush their teeth at least two times a day. It can help prevent plaque build-up and cavities from forming by removing food particles and sugar residue. However, there are several individuals who ask about the proper way to brush their teeth. The […]
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