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Learn How to Improve Oral Health

Oral Health 101

Your oral health plays a key role in your overall health. Poor oral hygiene has been linked to several conditions, including cardiovascular disease, pneumonia, and pregnancy complications. Maintaining good oral health with quality dental care and solid hygiene routines is vital to your well-being. However, common dental myths may cause confusion and prevent people from seeking the care they need.

Learn more about the importance of your dental health, the truth about oral health myths, and essential tips to keep your family’s dental care on track.

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Flossing Your Teeth

Keeping your smile healthy means caring for your teeth at home. A thorough oral hygiene routine includes flossing your teeth to remove harmful bacteria and food particles that can lead to decay and gum disease.

Flossing Your Teeth

Can You Restore Tooth Enamel?

For optimal tooth protection, our team shares everything you need to know about tooth enamel, including dental care and oral hygiene tips.

Restore Enamel

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Understanding PPO Dental Insurance

It’s so important to stay on top of your oral health. However, many people assume they cannot afford quality dental care to maintain a healthy smile. A preferred provider organization (PPO) dental plan is a type of dental insurance policy that can help you get the care you need at affordable rates.

PPO Dental Insurance Guide

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Dental Insurance Guide: Types, Coverage, Benefits

If you have dental insurance, many essential services and dental treatments are fully or partially covered. This allows you to get the care you need to keep your smile healthy and strong without paying the full cost out of pocket. However, the details of your dental insurance policy can be confusing.

Dental Insurance Guide

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How To Teach Your Kids Good Dental Habits for a Lifetime of Healthy Smiles

Parents always want the best for their kids, including a strong and healthy smile. Setting your child up for long-term success means establishing solid dental habits they can take with them into adulthood. The earlier you start, the better it is for kids to understand the importance of oral hygiene and how it affects their health.

Teach Your Kids Good Dental Habits

Oral Health Myths

We’ve all gotten advice from others about our teeth. While some opinions may have merit, others can be misleading or completely false. As trusted dental professionals, it’s important for us to set the record straight about dental myths that can affect your oral health.

If You Practice Oral Hygiene, You Don’t Need To See a Dentist

The American Dental Association says brushing your teeth twice daily and flossing regularly are vital contributors to oral health. However, that doesn’t mean you do not need to visit your dentist for routine exams and teeth cleanings. Your dentist can remove bacteria and plaque buildup in hard-to-reach areas of your mouth and identify concerns before they develop into major issues.

You Don’t Really Need to Floss

Research has shown that flossing is an effective preventive oral habit that reduces the risk of:

Periodontal disease
Cavities
Tooth loss
Oral disease

Failing to floss daily can negatively impact your dental health over time. If you struggle with traditional flossing, consider using a water flosser for quick and convenient cleaning between the teeth.

You Get Cavities When You Eat Too Much Sugar

Although sugar consumption can lead to bacteria buildup and acidity that eats away at tooth enamel, it is not the only contributing factor to cavities and tooth decay. Poor oral hygiene, genetics, dry mouth, fluoride deficiencies, and more can increase the likelihood of developing cavities. Just because you avoid sugar doesn’t mean you can neglect your dental care.

Brushing Teeth Harder Will Get Them Cleaner

While it might sound like a good idea to brush your teeth harder to remove more plaque and harmful bacteria, being too harsh on your teeth can cause damage. Forceful toothbrushing can wear away protective tooth enamel, making them more prone to sensitivity and cavities. Additionally, brushing your teeth too hard can irritate the gums and cause gum tissue to recede.

Fluoride in Toothpaste Is Bad for You

Fluoride toothpaste is generally recommended for adults and children to fortify tooth enamel, reverse early tooth decay, and prevent dental demineralization. When the toothpaste is used correctly, the amount of fluoride ingested is far below the daily limits.

If you’re concerned about the effects of fluoride, ask your dentist if fluoride toothpaste is right for you. A dental professional can answer your questions, clarify confusion, or offer alternative recommendations.

You Can Only See a Dentist If You Have Dental Insurance

You shouldn’t let a lack of dental insurance coverage or a tight budget keep you from getting the care you need to maintain a healthy smile. At Absolute Dental, we have special offers, flexible payment options, and deep discounts on dental services through our Smile Saver program.

Join Smile Saver today to get exclusive dental care discounts. (844) 8‑SMILE‑NOW
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Oral Health Basics

No matter your age or dental care history, the key to better oral health is being proactive and consistent. You want to partner with an experienced dentist who can help you get your dental health on track and prevent future issues.

Here are basic oral health tips to keep in mind between visits to your dentist:

Brush your teeth twice daily
Floss between teeth at least once daily
Replace your toothbrush regularly
Eat a well-balanced diet that supports strong teeth
Avoid smoking and using tobacco products
Stay hydrated and drink fluoridated water
Use an antimicrobial mouthwash to prevent bacteria buildup
Understand how medications can affect your dental health
Wear a mouth guard when playing contact sports
If you have concerns or experience symptoms, see your dentist

Remember, it’s never too late to start your oral health journey. The first step is seeing a qualified dentist to examine your mouth and discuss treatment options.

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Pediatric Dentistry

As children develop, they have unique dental care needs. A pediatric dentist understands what services are essential for kids at different stages. Additionally, the dentist’s approach and attitude can set the tone for all future dental care services.

At Absolute Dental, we know that creating a supportive environment and positive association with the dentist can set your child up for success. We partner with parents to build strong habits that support their children’s oral health.

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Dental Emergencies

If you or a family member suffers a dental emergency, Absolute Dental offers urgent dental care without an appointment. We can help with different types of dental emergencies, including broken or chipped teeth, knocked-out teeth, severe toothaches, and more. Contact us immediately at (844) 8-SMILE-NOW to find the closest location that can treat your issue right away.

Dental Treatments and Technology

Dental treatments and restorative procedures are a vital part of maintaining your oral health. Teeth that are damaged or decayed need treatment to prevent the condition from worsening or spreading to other parts of the mouth.

Absolute Dental uses the latest technology and cutting-edge techniques to ensure our patients receive the best care possible. Our modern offices are equipped with advanced tools and resources that allow us to work more efficiently and reduce the need for lengthy procedures. Contact us to learn more about our dental technology and treatments.

Book an Appointment at Absolute Dental

At Absolute Dental, our goal is to help our patients stay on top of their oral health for a strong and radiant smile. We use a gentle approach in a friendly and supportive environment to make dental care easy and stress-free. Contact us to make an appointment at one of our Absolute Dental locations in these areas:

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We Accept Most Dental Insurance

Absolute Dental is a preferred provider for most insurances, unions, and hotels that include: Aetna, Ameritas, Boon-Chapman, Caesars Palace, Cigna, Delta Dental, Diversified, Geha, Guardian, Harrah’s, HealthSCOPE Benefits, Health Plan of Nevada (HPN), Humana, Liberty, Met-Life, MGM-MIRAGE, Premier Access, The Standard, Station Casinos, Teachers Health Trust, United Concordia, United Healthcare, Venetian, and The Zenith. We also accept Medicaid.

If you do not see your dental insurance listed here, just give us a call to confirm!