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Enjoying Better Dental Checkups

After a few years of constant dental problems, I decided to start focusing on taking better care of my teeth. Before I made any changes, I made an appointment to discuss my habits with my dentist. He talked with me about my daily dental routine, and made a few suggestions for ways that I could improve. The results were amazing. After improving my flossing regimen and brushing a little more carefully, I was able to make my next dental checkup a breeze. I want you to experience the same types of successes in the dental chair, which is why you should read my dentistry blog.

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The Benefits Of Opting For A Dental Bridge

Posted on December 28, 2016

If you have a single missing tooth in an obvious part of the mouth, then you may want to replace the tooth to enhance your dental aesthetics. There are a variety of options for tooth replacement that include dental implants. However, if surgery is not a viable option for you, then a bridge may be your best choice for a strong and natural looking tooth. Bridges can even last over 10 years in some cases. [Read More]

Why A Temporary Anchorage Device Is Helpful With Braces For Closing Gaps

Posted on October 3, 2016

Braces are the most commonly used item for straightening teeth because they offer an effective way to have nicer teeth. Not only can braces align teeth into the proper positioning, but braces can also fix other issues, such as gaps between the teeth. If your child is missing one or more molar teeth, an orthodontist might be able to close the gap he or she has by using braces and a temporary anchorage device. [Read More]

5 Tips For Dental Care During Pregnancy

Posted on August 9, 2016

Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it also involves keeping track of a lot of details and practicing good self care. When taking care of your health, diet, and overall wellness during pregnancy, don't overlook the importance of dental care. Your oral health is closely linked to your overall health and can affect your baby as well. Here are five tips for dental care during pregnancy: Start with a Check-Up and a Plan [Read More]

4 Tips For Using Fluoride Toothpaste For Your Toddler

Posted on May 31, 2016

Historically, the American Dental Association has recommended not using fluoride toothpaste in young children who are under two years of age, for fear that they would swallow it and cause fluorosis in their permanent teeth, which are still developing at that age. However, in 2014, the ADA updated their advice, recommending the use of fluoride toothpaste in small amounts as soon as a child's baby teeth erupt. This is to help combat childhood cavities. [Read More]