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While being a graduate student is rewarding in the end, it does come with a lot of challenges. You have to find a balance between school, work, and your personal life as you work toward your graduate degree. For many students, staying on top of their health doesn’t tend to take priority ...
Dental implants have completely changed the field of dentistry, offering a better way to enhance the appearance and functionality of your smile. Here, we’ll cover the most-asked questions about dental implants, from understanding the surgery to the numerous benefits. By the end, you&...
In today’s world, dental care expenses can be overwhelming. Many struggle to afford regular dental visits, preventative treatments, or necessary procedures. Dental insurance may come to mind, but it often entails high premiums, deductibles, and limited coverage, leaving individuals in se...
When talking about oral health, we often think of ways to avoid tooth decay, gum disease and infections. And we all know we should brush, floss and see our dentist for our exams, x-rays and teeth cleanings. However, oral cancer is a concern that isn’t discussed as often. Here’s what yo...
People are generally advised to visit the dentist every six months for a bi-annual cleaning and exam. However, your dentist may recommend that you visit every four months. Although this might seem concerning, there are several reasons that you might need to visit the dentist more frequentl...
Dental x-rays are a vital part of an oral exam. An x-ray will allow the dentist to get a detailed view of your teeth, jawbone and other hard tissues that you can’t see from just looking in your mouth. Dental x-rays are essential because they can detect issues early, so they are easie...
Do you have braces? Congratulations! Now that your orthodontic treatment has begun, you need to pay extra attention to what you eat to ensure the best outcome for your teeth. Certain foods must be avoided due to their ability to damage braces and complicate treatment. However, you can st...
Some people find themselves dealing with wisdom teeth issues during adolescence and early adulthood. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), this third set of molars tends to erupt between the ages of 17 and 21 and can create problems if they don’t grow in properly. Unfortuna...