Dental Health
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Better Breakfasts for Brighter Smiles
A quick breakfast means getting on with our day faster. Unfortunately, one of the more common breakfast options – cereal – might some unintended consequences for teeth. So what should better breakfasts include for brighter … Read More
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The In-between Tooth: Guide to Bicuspids
What are bicuspids?
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June Smile Month: The Seeds of Good Oral Health
This June, we celebrate National Smile Month—a celebration of the simplest, yet most powerful sign of human emotion. During this time, it’s important to think about keeping your smile healthy. As you grow, the needs … Read More
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How to Clean Your Retainer | Tips & Tricks
You just got your braces off and you’ve never felt freer — until your orthodontist hands you your retainer, directing you to wear it every night. This essential appliance keeps your teeth straight and requires … Read More
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Dry Sockets and Wisdom Teeth
Getting dry sockets after wisdom teeth extraction is one of the most painful things that can happen after the procedure.
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Erythritol: A Sweet Substitute for Sugar
You may have seen it as an ingredient in your gum or guilt-free ice cream, but what is erythritol sweetener? This scientifically named substance is sugar alcohol used as an additive in food.
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Missing Teeth in the Rink: Hockey’s Mouthguard Mystery
Why do hockey players wear mouthguards? Here’s a hint: Next time you watch a hockey game, see how many missing teeth you can count.
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Healthy Habits and Teeth Tips for Teens [INFOGRAPHIC]
Convincing your teen to do anything can be a challenge, especially when it comes to healthy habits. Plus, teens are prone to taking risks. But a little parental encouraging can go a long way.
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Dental Sealants Bond Kids’ Teeth to a Healthy Future
Did you know, nearly one in four children under the age of five already has cavities?1 If your child naturally radiates a cavity-free smile, celebrate your good fortune, then cement theirs with dental sealants to … Read More
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Dental Hygienists vs. Dental Assistants
Both dental assistants and dental hygienists are important parts of a dental office. Dental assistants often work as an aide to the dentist, while dental hygienists often work one-on-one with patients. Learn more about these … Read More