Studies show that a bright white smile makes you appear more capable and confident. What are you doing to keep your teeth looking their best? Even if you’re eating all the right foods for your teeth (like fruits and vegetables), you should also be avoiding the foods that damage your teeth. Here are four foods […]
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Dental implants are made of a titanium post that is placed in the jawbone and includes a crown (the tooth) that is placed on top. Unlike bridges, implants do not need to be anchored to surrounding teeth nor do they become loose like a denture. Implants are an excellent option for patients who have missing
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Do you have a chip in your tooth, a slightly crooked front tooth, or teeth that are not as white as you’d like? You’re not alone. Nearly 80% of the U.S. population would like to make at least one smile correction. Luckily cosmetic dentistry can answer all of your smile problems. With a smile makeover,
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If you have missing teeth that cannot be repaired or replaced through other means, dentures may be an excellent option for you. There are two types of dentures: partial and complete dentures. When all the teeth are missing, complete dentures are used. If only a few of the natural teeth are missing, partial dentures are
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Does the idea of a root canal send a shiver down your spine? It shouldn’t. Because ultimately a root canal is a valuable option used to preserve a tooth. When a tooth has been significantly damaged or overrun by decay, a root canal is needed to remove the infected pulp tissue of the tooth. Typically
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Studies show that a balanced diet from all the major food groups is vital to help kids grow strong and healthy. Too many sugars, carbohydrates, savory foods, and starches can lead to tooth decay. The amount of time that carbohydrates sty on the teeth is the leading cause behind tooth decay. Find ways to integrate
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Gum disease (gingivitis) impacts millions of Americans each year. It is characterized by red, swollen, tender, or bleeding gums and can eventually lead to tooth loss if left unchecked. Gingivitis occurs when there is plaque buildup, usually from a lack of proper dental care. Luckily, there are specific steps you can take to protect your
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If you have weak or brittle teeth or suffer from tooth decay, a porcelain crown may be the perfect fit for you. Porcelain crowns enable patients to maintain their natural tooth while replacing the outside component of the tooth. Dr. LeSuer and Dr. Dodaro are able to use crowns to help preserve the teeth while
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Bad breath, tooth pain, and tooth sensitivity are all symptoms of cavities. A combination of at home dental care and regular dental office visits can help ward off these pesky but common dental problems. As you care for your teeth, make sure you are aware of the truth and myths about cavities. Let’s set the
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Tongue-tie is an issue that is recognizable at birth. It occurs when the tissue used to attach the tongue to the lower mouth (lingual frenulum) isn’t long enough. This results in limited tongue movement and difficulty breast-feeding. Though the primary cause of tongue-tie is not yet known, it can run in families or can show
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