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• The Dos And Don'ts Of Eating With Braces

  30 December 2020

  A healthy diet is an important part of your dental health as well as your physical health, and that's even more true when you wear braces. Orthodontic treatment with braces can help you achieve the smile you've always wanted if you follow some basic guidelines and tips for eating so your teeth are at their strongest and brightest when you get your braces off. Foods to Avoid Braces make several foods off-limits during your treatment or require changes in preparation or consumption.

• Worried About Dental Implant Surgery? Here's Why You Shouldn't Be

  23 November 2020

  To some degree, it is normal to be a bit worried before any surgery. All surgeries do come with some risk, no matter how small that risk will be, and you can also expect some pain in recovery. When it comes to dental implant surgery, however, most patients quickly realize — after surgery — that they did not need to be as worried as they were. You can let go of your worries before surgery; just keep reading below.

• 3 Ways Drinking Water Can Benefit Your Smile

  17 August 2020

  Most people who are conscious about making healthy decisions for their bodies will try to drink ample amounts of water on a daily basis.  If you are not getting enough H2O daily, it can be your oral health that pays the price. Take a peek at just a few of the ways your good water-intake habits can be good for your smile, and ask your dentist if you want to learn more.

• 2 Misconceptions You May Have About Dental Veneers

  21 December 2019

  If you are not happy with the appearance of your smile, you may have started to look into having veneers placed on your teeth. However, you may have heard a couple of things that are making you hesitant to even make an appointment with a dentist to talk about getting veneers. If so, below is the truth behind a couple of misconceptions you may have about dental veneers. 1.  Preparation and Application Process Will Destroy Your Teeth

• Think Your Significant Other Has Gum Disease?

  14 November 2019

  If your spouse has terrible breath, and they haven't been to the dentist in a while, it may be time to get them to see a periodontist. Someone who is brushing on a daily basis and using mouthwash may still have gum disease. You need to talk with them about the importance of oral hygiene, and not spreading bacteria to your mouth. Here are some of the things to think about when you know that your significant other has a gum problem.