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Sports And Dental Safety

Getting involved in sports is an excellent way for your kids to stay active and have fun with friends. However, contact sports do come with some risks to their dental health. If you’re concerned about dental risks in sports, there are ways to protect your child’s teeth and prevent seri...

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All You Need To Know About Veneers

You may have some questions about whether your dentist recommends veneers. Let’s examine what veneers are, the types of veneers, their benefits, alternatives available, and dental veneers‘ cost, and answer common questions about this treatment option for improving your smile.  Wha...

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Understanding Dental Costs

Your health impacts your quality of life, affecting everything from your ability to work, engage in your favorite pastimes, and enjoy intimacy with your partner. While people commonly think of going to the doctor to address health issues, oral health is critical to your overall health. Den...

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Pediatric – Teething: Signs, Symptoms, And Relief

For parents, there are not a lot of stages more dreaded than teething. No one wants to see their baby be uncomfortable. And, if we’re being honest, no one is excited to handle the extra grumpiness. Keep reading to learn more about teething and safe ways to find relief for your baby. What...

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The Wisdom Teeth Removal Process

One of the most common types of oral surgery is a wisdom tooth extraction. Many people need to have these third molars removed because there is not enough room for them in the mouth. This can lead to impacted wisdom teeth, gum infections, overcrowding, tooth decay, and other dental issues....

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Understanding Wisdom Teeth Removal

Wisdom teeth are the third molars that usually erupt during adolescence or early adulthood in the very back of the mouth. While wisdom teeth are believed to have served a purpose before, we generally don’t need this last set of teeth for any functional purpose now. In fact, wisdom teeth ...

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Orthodontics For Kids

Orthodontics for kids is a vital part of your child’s oral health. Certain dental issues may occur as their teeth develop, making it more difficult to bite, chew, and speak properly. Orthodontic treatment sets the stage for a beautiful smile and supports proper oral health. It also helps...

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What Is Smile Saver?

With healthcare costs rising every year, finding affordable dental solutions is harder than ever. Thanks to Smile Saver, you have a subscription-based dental plan that bridges the gap between regular dental care and low-cost services. Let’s dive deep into how Smile Saver works and ex...

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The Evolution Of Orthodontic Braces

Orthodontists are dental specialists who assess and treat dental issues such as crossbites, overbites, gaps between teeth, and crooked teeth. They use dental appliances to resolve issues with the teeth and jaw, including the following: Bite plane Bite splint Forsus springs Palatal expander...

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Pain Management After Wisdom Teeth Extraction

According to the Mayo Clinic, wisdom teeth are the last set of molars to come in (generally between the ages of 17 and 25). Many dental specialists recommend removing all wisdom teeth (even the ones not causing problems) no later than your 20’s. This is generally recommended because youn...

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