Beautiful Smiles For A Lifetime

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Everyone can appreciate a clean, white smile. While we might not immediately notice it, our teeth will lose their coloration over time and take on a brown or yellowish tint. There are different cosmetic dentistry techniques that can be used to actively fight and prevent this to keep your smile up to your gleaming standards!

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We all want to keep our pearly whites white. Having a bright, white smile is one of the simplest ways to enhance your look and feel more confident. While there are many methods for whitening your teeth, there are also many ways that you may be staining your teeth without even realizing it.

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Whether you have just moved into a new city or you simply want to find a new dentist, there are many things you should consider when choosing a dentist. From checking reviews to asking coworkers, you may get a ton of different suggestions for a good dentist in your area, which isn’t a bad thing! However, finding the right dentist for you and your family can be difficult.

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Bad breath is something we all run into from time to time. Whether you classify it as morning breath, coffee breath, or garlic breath, most of us try to avoid bad breath as much as possible. But we are not always successful.

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Taking care of your teeth doesn’t have to be a challenge. Brushing, flossing, getting regular cleanings, using protective mouthwash, and avoiding damaging foods and other treats can help keep your mouth clean and healthy. While your dentist has probably told you to brush and floss daily, they probably didn’t give you much information about the type of products to use.

When you think about a grocery store, the two most stressful aisles are the toothpaste and shampoo aisles. With so many different types of these products, it is hard to know which is best for your hair and teeth. Should you choose the shampoo that is great for hydrating or volumizing hair? Should you pick the toothpaste with whitening properties or tartar protection? Unfortunately we don’t know a lot about hair, but we do know quite a bit about teeth and dental health!

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While visiting the dentist at least once a year can help you maintain good oral health, that one annual checkup may not be the only time you should visit the dentist. There are many reasons the visit the dentist, and while a chipped tooth is an obvious reason, other issues may not be as obvious.

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We all know the basics of dental care — brush twice a day, floss daily, don’t eat or drink overly sugary products, and get regular cleanings. While not everyone listens to these simple rules to a healthy smile, they really can make a big difference. You may have been one of the thousands of people who celebrated when a report came out a few years ago that said there was no real evidence that flossing made an impact on your dental health.

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Gum disease, which is also called periodontitis or periodontal disease, is more common than dentists would like to admit. An article from Oral-B mentions that 75 percent of Americans will develop gum disease in their lifetime. Because of this large percentage of people, we wanted to give you some more information about gum disease, what causes it, how to prevent it, and what to do if you end up getting it.

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Whether you love the holidays or can’t wait for these months to be over, there is no denying that the holidays bring all of the best treats! From toffee and eggnog to pumpkin pie and gingerbread, there is a never-ending supply of tasty treats that even the Grinch couldn’t resist. These goodies may put a smile on your face, but they may not keep that smile healthy!

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