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Work With Your Child's School to Encourage Healthy Snack Foods
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jul. 15, 2014.
There’s a new focus on children’s nutrition by both parents and schools; in fact, many school districts have instituted policies that encourage children to eat more nutritional foods and
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Giving a Knocked Out Tooth a Second Chance
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jun. 18, 2014.
It can happen in an instant — your child takes a hard hit to the mouth while playing football, basketball or some other contact sport. Suddenly, he or she
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cosmetic Gum Surgery
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jun. 10, 2014.
Q: Why should I consider cosmetic gum surgery to improve my smile?
A: If you’re looking to enhance the natural beauty of your smile, you may have heard about various
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A Clear Alternative to Braces for Teens
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jun. 02, 2014.
It used to be that the only option for straightening a teenager's teeth involved lots of shiny hardware. Besides the esthetic downside, traditional orthodontic devices (braces) can interfere with
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Ultrasonic Scalers can Effectively Clean Most Patients' Gum Tissues
Author:
Anonymous
posted: May 30, 2014.
While you may most associate professional dental cleanings with that “squeaky” clean feeling you have afterward, there is a much higher goal. What is also referred to as “non-surgical
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Periodontal Flap Surgery Accesses Hidden Infection in Gum Tissues
Author:
Anonymous
posted: May 22, 2014.
Periodontal gum disease is a relentless enemy to dental health that destroys gum tissue and the teeth’s attachment to the jaw. As it ravages these tissues it often creates
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Frequently Asked Questions About Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Author:
Anonymous
posted: May 14, 2014.
Q: What is sleep apnea, and how common is it?
A: Obstructive sleep apnea is a type of sleep-related breathing disorder (SRBD) in which the airflow to the lungs is
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Top Five Reasons to Consider Conscious Sedation for Children Needing Dental Work
Author:
Anonymous
posted: May 06, 2014.
When it comes to dental procedures, not everybody has the same comfort level; what’s easily tolerated by some can be a major source of anxiety and stress for others.
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Your Dentist May Have the Solution to Your Snoring and Sleep Apnea
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Apr. 28, 2014.
Your snoring isn’t just an annoyance to other members of your household — it could indicate a serious health issue. Fortunately, there are treatments, some of which your dentist
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Considering Bone and Gums Critical to Achieving a Better Smile With Implants
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Apr. 25, 2014.
You may be considering dental implants for a lot of reasons: durability, functionality and imperviousness to decay. But perhaps the winning reason is how they will make you look
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Oral Irrigation for Cleaning Between the Teeth
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Apr. 17, 2014.
Does anyone truly enjoy flossing their teeth? We can’t rule it out — but for most of us, flossing is something we do because we understand how very important
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When Could Bridgework Be Preferable to a Dental Implant?
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Apr. 09, 2014.
When a tooth is lost, it’s important to restore your mouth to its proper function and appearance with a permanent replacement, such as a dental implant or a bridge.
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Kids and Sports: Preventing Dental Injury With Mouthguards
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Apr. 01, 2014.
There's nothing quite like watching your son or daughter compete on the athletic field. It's a mixture of anticipation, pride — and occasionally, anxiety. Despite all the protective gear
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Bleeding Gums: A Sign That Something's Amiss
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Mar. 24, 2014.
Your gums are red around the margins and bleed whenever you brush or floss but there's minimal to no pain... You: (select the most appropriate answer[s])
are brushing or flossing
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Treating Bite Problems Early Could Make Later Treatment Easier or Unnecessary
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Mar. 21, 2014.
When most people think of orthodontic treatment, they may think of braces worn during the teenage years. But there are some types of malocclusions (bad bites) that may benefit
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Underlying Factors for Gum Disease Require Long-Term Treatment Strategy
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Mar. 12, 2014.
You’ve been doing “all the right things” — brushing, flossing, and keeping up regular office cleanings and checkups. But you’re still struggling with gum disease — in fact, you’ve
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