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Dec
The 32 Most Important Teeth In Your Mouth
While the main function of your teeth is to help you chew and break down food so it can be better digested, there are specific functions that many people don’t know about. Read on to find out how your...
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Nov
Three Reasons to Consider Dental Implants
Damaged or missing teeth can be detrimental to various aspects of your life. Your work and social life can suffer as well as your self-esteem. The good news is that you have the option to purchase a dental implant...
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Sep
Veneers Aren’t Forever: Three Tips for Getting the Most Life Out of Your Porcelain Veneers
On average, porcelain veneers last about ten years. However, they can last much longer than that if you take good care of them. In fact, they can remain beautiful for up to fifteen years. Studies have shown that most porcelain...
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Jul
How Do Dental Implants Work?
Millions of Americans continue to suffer the loss of their teeth for a number of reasons, including (but not limited to): injury, gingivitis and tooth decay due to lack of care. For those suffering from these ailments, dental implants...
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Jun
Root Canal: Not the Bad Scary Thing You Think
A root canal has long been a procedure feared by even the most comfortable of dental patients. However, in the last ten years significant technological advances have made the procedure relatively easy and pain free, eliminating the anxiety that...
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May
Periodontal Disease Causes & Care
Periodontal Disease is commonly known as gum disease and generally occurs from sporadic or non-existent mouth care. Brushing and flossing together remove plaque build-up that happens naturally. The plaque occurs from mouth bacteria that accumulates during the day. Food...
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