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How to Conquer your Dental Anxiety
Dental anxiety is very common and often leads to people avoiding important dental visits to protect their teeth. It is important to take the steps to overcome your dental anxiety to ensure that you can obtain the services that you need to enhance the health of your teeth. Dental anxiety tends to have a snowball […]
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Common Dental Emergencies and First Aid
Few people tend to be prepared regarding handling a dental emergency, though these emergencies certainly arise over time. It is important to understand how various dental emergencies arise and the best steps to take in dealing with them. If you think you may be experiencing a dental emergency, it can be particularly beneficial to contact […]
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What Bleeding Gums Mean for your Mouth
Bleeding gums are incredibly common, though they indicate some potentially serious oral health issues. They can also be a sign of many other health issues that expand beyond the mouth, so it is important to pay attention if your gums have begun bleeding. Many people invest more effort in cavity prevention than preventing issues with […]
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Important Information For Our Patients
The health and safety of our patients, staff, and community is a top priority, and our thoughts are with those impacted by the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. With the effects of the outbreak being felt more each day, we wanted to reach out to our patients to let you know what actions and precautions […]
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The Negative Impact of Nail Biting
Nail biting is a very common habit. It may occur as an outlet for stress or simply as a response to boredom. Taking the appropriate steps to stop nail biting can provide an array of benefits to both your teeth and the condition of your nails. Habits that Hurt your Teeth There are many extremely […]
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Benefits of Regular Dental Visits
Many people overlook the importance of visiting their dentist regularly. Even if you think your teeth are in great condition, it is still incredibly important to visit your dentist about every 6 months. This can go a long way toward reducing the likelihood of issues and protecting the health of your teeth. Most dental insurance […]
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