Your regular teeth cleaning should ideally happen every six months and gives your dentist a chance to identify any oral health issues you may have before they have a chance to disrupt your smile. During your regular teeth cleaning, you’ll work with both your dentist and a dental hygienist—a licensed professional who helps clean your teeth—to ensure your […]
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No one wants to lose a permanent tooth. However, even if your lost tooth isn’t visible in your mouth, it’s important to consider replacement options as soon as possible. Even though your missing tooth may not seem like a big deal, it can cause the other teeth to shift to compensate for the gap. Not only will this […]
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Bright, white teeth can make you look younger and boost your self-confidence, while stained teeth are often associated with aging and unhealthy smiles. There are many different reasons, both internal and external, that teeth can discolor [1]. Internal factors involve something going on inside the body or teeth that’s causing the discoloration, while external factors mean lifestyle factors are […]
A tooth infection can start out as a mild ache and turn into a much more serious problem. Besides being painful, a tooth infection can eventually lead to a tooth extraction, so getting treatment as soon as possible is always a good idea. But how do you know if your tooth is actually infected? Here’s how you can […]
Flossing plays an instrumental role in removing plaque and food debris that gets stuck between your teeth that can contribute to cavities and gum disease. Brushing simply can’t reach the tight spaces between teeth like floss can. It’s why the American Dental Association recommends flossing once per day for best results. There are many products on the market […]
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