7/31/22 National Avocado Day: Avocados Are Great For Teeth
AVOCADOS ARE GREAT FOR YOUR TEETH!
1.Avocados are Full of Folic Acid, 2. Avocados Have High Potassium Levels , Avocados Contain Natural Phytochemicals. #nationalavocadoday2022 #nationalavocadoday
Not All Sharks Have Teeth!
Do you think of the movie “JAWS” when you picture a shark? SHARK TEETH! Most people do. But actually not all sharks have those deadly sharp chompers. Instead, sharks without teeth use “dermal denticles.”
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???? — Did you know sharks can grow over 30,000 teeth in a lifetime and many species have multiple rows of teeth? The bull shark has 50 rows of razor-sharp teeth! #sharkweek2022 #sharkweekfacts ????
Reach for Crunchy Fruits & Veggies
Crunchy fruit and vegetables are good in between meals as the chewing activity increases the production of saliva, and saliva helps protect teeth.
Smile – It’s good for your health ????????
Keep Smiling! Your brain is aware of positive and negative activity and actually keeps track of it. Keep Smiling – creating positive patterns can help overpower negative self-talk.
Cosmetic Dentistry For Health?
So, cosmetic dentistry is all about beautification, right? Actually, it is a wrong concept. Cosmetic dentistry is not all about the vanity of wanting to look good only. It does improve oral health in many situations.
We’re Welcoming Dr. John DeMille to our Offices!
Our practice is growing, and we are excited to announce Dr. John DeMille as the newest dentist in our Springville, and Santaquin offices!
Today, we’re going to smile. ????????????
Today, we’re going to smile. ????????????
Summertime Is A Great Time For A Checkup!
Early detection leads to less difficult dental treatment.
Springville Dentistry: www.springvilledentistry.com | 801•489•9456
Are you missing a tooth? We have options!
Are you missing a tooth?
We have options!
Call Springville Dentistry 801-489-9456
Let’s get started On changing your smile. Let’s get them ready for that next big event! Coming up in your life.
