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Things Worse Than Tooth Pain

We all know there’s no such thing as a “little” toothache. Any toothache hurts (A LOT), which is why your dentist is actually your friend (we swear!). So, with some difficulty, we managed to find five things more painful than your teeth aching. 1. Burning Your Mouth on a Hot Cup of Coffee Your early…

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3 Ways to Get Your Kids Ready for School Oral Health Exam

It’s common for kids to be scared or nervous about visits to the dentist, and now many of them also have school oral health exams. We have all had exams that scared us, but this one is a no-brainer. Here are three easy ways to prepare for these exams. Make sure your children are brushing…

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The Important Connection Between Flossing and Prostate Cancer

Did you know that men are more likely to neglect their oral health compared to women? If you’re a woman reading this, you probably did. Well guys, this week’s blog is all about you. In light of National Men’s Health Week (June 11-17), we’re sharing some insights on how oral health affects prostate cancer. Let’s…

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Summer Foods That Are Actually Good For Your Teeth

Ever heard of the saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”? Well, this expression carries some truth, with one minor change…it keeps the dentist away! Fruits like apples, pears, peaches, strawberries, and watermelon are excellent summertime snacks that taste great and help your teeth stay healthy! Get creative, and try pairing them together…

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Floss Boss – Tips and Tools to Finally Make Flossing Stick (And Plaque Not)

Flossing. The most underrated, but perhaps most important step of the bedtime routine. If preserving the longevity of your teeth and protection against gum disease isn’t enough incentive, maybe these tools will entice you to give your teeth a little love. Keep yourself motivated with the help of an app. Habit tracking apps let you…

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Six Little-Known Things That Impact Your Oral Health

In honor of National Women’s Health Week, let’s find out what’s really going on in your mouth. 1. Menopause During menopause, women’s estrogen levels decrease. So, what does this have to do with your mouth? Estrogen affects saliva production and if your mouth isn’t producing enough saliva, you may experience sore, sensitive gums, dry mouth,…

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The Side Effects Of Smiling

You know the expression “just grin and bear it,” right? How about “fake it till you make it?” Well, they’ve now been scientifically proven. Smiling can change your mood and outlook. And research has shown that smiling even when you aren’t feeling joy tricks the brain into thinking you’re actually happy. It’s a bit easier…

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A Disease That Is 90 Percent Curable Will Kill Over 10,000 Americans This Year

It’s hard to believe that a 90 percent curable disease will still kill more than one person every hour, 24 hours a day, all year long, but it’s true. This year, 51,540 people will be diagnosed with oral cancer, with almost one fifth dying from it. Early detection is key in changing this statistic and…

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How Smelling Your Breath Can Help You Listen To Your Body

What goes on in your mouth can tell you a lot about your overall health. Whoever said, “the mouth is the gateway to the body” wasn’t wrong. While it’s hard to see and maybe even notice, when particles of food are left in your mouth, bacteria begins to grow on your tongue, gums and in…

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Teeth Cleaning Aftercare Tips from Our Dentists

Have you ever left your local dentist office with sensitive teeth after a teeth cleaning? This can be completely normal if it’s been awhile since your last appointment. If you’ve searched for a dentist near me for a teeth cleaning appointment and found you left with tender teeth, we can help explain why this may…

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