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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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So, You Have Another Canker Sore: Understanding And Treating Pesky Mouth Ulcers

Posted on October 29, 2015

Waking up to a white or gray sore on your cheek or gums is never fun. These little sores may not look like much, but they sure do hurt. Most people just wait out their canker sores, knowing that eventually they will get better. However, knowing a bit more about what causes these sores and how to treat them can help you secure relief more quickly and effectively. What causes canker sores? [Read More]

Foods To Keep Your Jaw And Gums Strong When You Have Braces

Posted on October 29, 2015

If you have recently had braces placed on your teeth, then you probably have been informed to stay away from extremely sticky and crunchy foods. However, you still need to eat right to provide your body with the nutrition it needs. This is especially true since your mouth will need extra vitamins and minerals to heal the areas of the mouth that are stressed during the tooth movement process. If you want to start eating a diet that is specific to your needs as you wear your braces, keep reading. [Read More]

What To Do When Your Kid Has Shark Teeth

Posted on October 29, 2015

It's not out of the ordinary for odd things to happen as your child gains his or her permanent teeth. For instance, your child can gain what appear to be two rows of upper or lower teeth, resulting in a phenomenon commonly known as "shark teeth." It's nothing to worry about, but it is a dental issue that should be taken care of as soon as possible. The following offers more detail about shark teeth, as well as the most common ways to deal with the issue. [Read More]

The 101 On Preventing And Treating A Dry Socket After Removing Wisdom Teeth

Posted on October 28, 2015

Proper oral hygiene and regular visits to your dentist will prevent serious dental complications. Unfortunately, even with proper care, your wisdom teeth will develop, causing pain, overcrowding, and other problems in your mouth. Problematic wisdom teeth are common between the ages of 17 and 25, so the discomfort you will feel will most likely lead to an extraction. The removal of your wisdom teeth may be a common procedure, but it can lead to a dry socket if you are not careful. [Read More]