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  • The Top Ten Main Causes of Bad Breath
    Nobody wants “halitosis,” commonly known as bad breath. Americans spend an estimated $3 billion per year on breath freshening products like candies, chewing gum and sprays, but that really Read more
  • Did You Know? Clear Aligners Have Been Improved For Teens
    Metal braces are often considered a rite of passage for teenagers whose teeth need straightening. While some teens have no problem with this, others are more self-conscious and would Read more
  • Eating Disorders and Oral Health
    In recent years, the number of teenagers with eating disorders has increased dramatically. According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD), as many as Read more
  • How We Determine the Best Way to Fix Your Smile
    We all know that dentistry can do amazing things these days to give you the smile you've always dreamed of. With the latest cosmetic and restorative dental techniques, it Read more
  • Banish Bad Breath
    Treating bad breath is big business. Just check your local drug store or supermarket and you'll find a mind-numbing array of mints, gums, mouthwashes, sprays, strips and other products Read more
  • Tooth Bleaching: Test Your Knowledge
    Dental professionals sometimes use specialized words, and you may not be clear about exactly what we mean. Test yourself on some of the specialized vocabulary concerning tooth whitening. How Read more
  • Clear Orthodontic Aligners: Are They Right For You?
    If you are considering having your teeth straightened, for cosmetic or other reasons, the idea of using clear aligners rather than traditional braces may be appealing. Here are the answers Read more
  • Be Wise About Your Wisdom Teeth
    The old saying, “If it ain't broke, don't fix it,” doesn't really apply when discussing your wisdom teeth. It's great if they are not bothering you, but don't wait Read more
  • Cosmetic Dental Options - Time For Change
    Most dental treatment has a cosmetic aspect to it since in the act of “restoring” teeth they are made to look better. The word “cosmetic” comes from roots meaning, Read more
  • Are You at Risk for Oral Cancer?
    Oral cancer accounts for approximately 3% of cancers in men and 2% in women. That may not sound like a lot, but the disease often isn't detected until it Read more
  • Tips for Maintaining and Caring for Your Dentures
    Cleaning dentures is an important part of wearing them. However, did you know that recent research has revealed a link between denture hygiene and overall health? The evidence shows Read more
  • What Is Gum Recession and How Is It Treated?
    Gum recession is a common problem affecting millions of Americans to some degree. If you have it, you will notice that the pink gum tissue surrounding one or more Read more
  • Your Dentist May Be Able To Help You Stop Snoring
    Dentistry has ventured into the new area of sleep medicine by helping snorers — and their exasperated sleeping partners — with custom-made anti-snoring devices. These oral appliances, which resemble Read more
  • When Teeth are Lost, Bone is Lost
    Most people think of bone as rock-solid, but it's actually a living tissue that's constantly changing. This has significant implications for your oral health, general health, and appearance — Read more
  • Dental Implants: The Best Solution For Missing Teeth
    If you have missing teeth, dental implants are the state-of-the-art tooth replacement system. They act as substitutes for natural tooth roots, stabilizing the bone with which they fuse and Read more
  • What Can A Deep Cleaning Do For Gum Disease?
    Gum or periodontal disease is a condition in which “biofilms” or dental bacterial plaque sticks to teeth around the gum line in the absence of good oral hygiene. If Read more

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