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Staying healthy involves taking care of your teeth. But the process of good oral hygiene requires more than brushing your teeth and flossing every day. Visiting your dentist is an important part of the process and ensures your teeth and gums stay as healthy as possible.Everyone has different needs when they visit dental health professionals. Some are looking for routine cleanings, while others want their teeth straightened. Many people need more extensive care like root canals or implants. When ...Read More

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Why Do My Gums Bleed?Did you notice blood the last time you brushed your teeth? Experiencing bleeding gums is a common sign that you might have gum disease or poor oral hygiene. Typically, healthy gums don't bleed when brushing or flossing — unless you're brushing too hard or with a hard-bristled toothbrush. If your gums are left untreated, your symptoms can progress, possibly leading to other health issues. It's important to consider what might be causing your bleeding gums so you can brin...Read More

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Dental Care During Pregnancy When expecting a bundle of joy, it is common to have questions about safe ways to receive dental care. You want to ensure the safety of your new family member, and curiosity regarding dental work while pregnant is normal.Routine dental procedures such as preventive teeth cleaning are safe for expecting mothers and highly recommended. The rise in hormone levels from the body's changes during pregnancy often causes gums to swell,bleed or be irr...Read More

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Dentures can increase your quality of life in many ways. They give you a brighter, whiter smile and can enhance the shape of your face. They can even help you enjoy certain foods again, letting you lead a healthier and happier life. Dentures can be a real benefit, but they don't last forever. When do dentures need to be replaced? How do you know when you need new dentures? If you're asking yourself these questions, then you could be experiencing the following signs that it's time for a new ...Read More

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Recently, scientists have found that more people than ever are experiencing head and neck pain from immense stress due to increased anxiety regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, dental offices are seeing a sharp rise in patients with tooth grinding, facial pain and broken teeth. But how can stress cause tooth decay, and what can patients do to get relief?This article will explain stress' adverse effects on teeth and how receiving therapeutic Botox in specific facial areas ...Read More

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