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Cold Treats and Tooth Sensitivity

July 17, 2017

From ice cream and popsicles to frozen yogurt and milkshakes, cold treats sure are a sweet way to cool down during the summer months. Unless you have tooth sensitivity, that is. If that’s the case, a brain freeze is probably the least of your worries when it comes to icy treats. According to a recent survey, one in eight Americans may suffer with this condition. People with sensitive teeth not only have painful experiences with hot and cold food and beverages, they may experience pain while

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Can Regular Dental Visits Prevent Pneumonia?

March 14, 2017

In case you didn't notice, it's officially cold and flu season. It's also a time when many people can become ill with pneumonia. Vaccines and plenty of Vitamin C are obviously great ways to avoid getting sick, but did you know you may actually prevent pneumonia with regular dental checkups? That’s what research seems to indicate, anyway. Read on to see what the studies show, how oral health and pneumonia are related and how you can prevent pneumonia during this seasons of colder weather. What

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Mouthwash: Just for Bad Breath?

March 14, 2017

When it comes to mouthwash, many people think it only gets rid of bad breath. In reality, many mouthwashes do much more than that, such as helping protect against gum disease. But, how do you know if a particular mouthwash is right for you? For starters, make sure it has a seal of approval from the American Dental Association (ADA). Then it’s time to look at what ingredients and type of mouthwash your mouth needs. Beneficial Ingredients in Mouthwash You might already know that some mouthwashes

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Does Your Smile Remind People of a Vampire? Braces Can Help.

October 17, 2016

If your canines remind people of Count Dracula, that can be a good thing… during Halloween, anyway. Other times? Not so much. Known as hypererupted or impacted canines, this fairly rare condition is when the upper side teeth either stick out too far or sit higher than your other teeth. It can be pretty embarrassing, especially when you have to smile for photos. While you might think that extraction is your only option, orthodontics or oral surgery can align your teeth and give you the smile

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