For anyone who has needed a filling, the experience can be daunting. However, understanding the process and the time involved can help reduce the anxiety. A dental filling is a common procedure to repair a decayed or damaged tooth, and on average, it takes less than an hour to complete. This article will explore the […]
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We all want to start 2020 off right—for some, that might mean vowing to eat healthier, exercising more than you have in the past or making quality family time a top priority. Whatever your resolutions are for the New Year, we hope you don’t forget about something very important—your oral health! Here are a few
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Have you recently had teeth-whitening treatment? The next steps are to keep them white. But how? This guide will detail the tips you should follow at home for a long-term shine. Some common questions that come after you’ve whitened your teeth are: How long will my teeth stay white? Will my teeth begin to stain
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We know. Not everyone likes going to the dentist. Some even tremble. Nervousness attacks people, and they could fear feeling pain during the visit to the specialist. These episodes can occur before or after attending a consultation, and it is a condition called odontophobia, an irrational fear of going to the dentist. And what causes
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Have you thought about how long it takes to chew your food? Probably not. For most people, chewing is an act that is performed without much awareness of it. However, chewing food for an adequate time is a relevant part of digesting process. This very natural action directly affects how we process our food’s nutrients,
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Proper oral hygiene routine (including fluoride toothpaste, flossing, and mouthwash) and regular checkups with your dentist are integral parts of a healthy smile. But there´s more to it. Did you know food also plays a role in your oral health? Keeping a diet for healthy teeth and gums helps preserve your natural smile. Looking out
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Soft bristles, medium bristles or cartoon character-covered. So many toothbrush choices and potentially so much confusion. With a dizzying array available today, you also may be wondering which is better — manual or electric? Advantages of Manual Affordability – Invented in 1938, the manual toothbrush has kept the mouths of untold numbers of people healthy
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Sugar. It’s crafty. While it shows itself in sweets, cakes and other treats, it loves to lurk in foods that you may not suspect, like bread, salad dressing, spaghetti sauce and peanut butter, to name a few. With so much sugar saturation, it’s not surprising that 92% of adults have tooth decay—something that’s not a
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There’s a new trend among us—and for the most part, it’s a good one! Today, more and more people are swapping out soft drinks for a carbonated beverage that’s a healthier alternative—sparkling water. And while it’s certainly better for your teeth than drinking a high-in-sugar beverage, there are a few things you should consider before
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Aside from being a real treat for your taste buds. Drinking green tea daily might also benefit your teeth, gums, and overall oral health. Recent studies conclude that compounds present in green tea could have a positive effect on controlling inflammation. Green tea might also factor in fighting bacterial infections. Additionally, due to its high
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