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Bulletproof Bite: Can Veneers Stop Cavities?

August 16, 2024

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Patient smiling in the mirror at their veneers

Veneers are the most complete smile enhancement available in cosmetic dentistry, helping patients gain perfect smiles. But to achieve that look, your natural teeth need to be shaped and covered. So, what happens to your natural teeth beneath your new smile enhancements? Can veneers protect you from cavities, or are they more vulnerable than before? Continue reading to find out.

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Soft and Satisfying: What to Eat After Wisdom Tooth Extractions

July 12, 2024

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Patient eating after wisdom tooth extractions

Getting wisdom tooth extractions is a fairly common procedure but figuring out what to eat afterward can be tricky. The key is to choose foods that are both gentle on your mouth and nutritious enough to keep you full. There’s also the enjoyment factor to consider! Feeling good after your meals will lift your spirits and help you heal. If you’d like some suggestions for excellent foods for your post-extraction menu, continue reading!

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Don’t Forget the Toothpaste! 3 Tips for Summer Vacation Dental Care

June 17, 2024

Filed under: Uncategorized — drjohnson @ 2:12 pm
Young couple in living room, suitcases packed and celebrating on a pool floaty

You’re no doubt excited for your upcoming summer vacation plans. That’s good, but all the energy and chaos can make it easy to forget your oral health needs! To maintain healthy teeth and protect your trip from dental disasters, take note of these three dental care tips.

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Should I Be Worried About Getting a Dry Socket?

May 2, 2024

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patient suffering from dry socket

After having a recent tooth extraction, you likely received a set of instructions aimed at ensuring a smooth recovery. It’s crucial to follow these guidelines for several reasons, one of the most important being the prevention of dry sockets. But what exactly are dry sockets, how can you avoid them, and is it something you should be concerned about? Here’s what your dentist wants you to understand.

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Recovery Request: 3 Dental Implant Post-Op FAQs

April 9, 2024

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Nose-to-chin view of man pointing to a tooth that's indicated as a dental implant

Many dentists consider dental implants to be the ideal way to replace missing teeth. They’re the only restoration that is surgically inserted into your jawbone which means they offer unique advantages over alternatives like dentures and dental bridges. They function as a sturdy stand-alone structure, making them easier to clean and requiring fewer dietary restrictions.  

However, many patients get anxious about the procedure and want to know what to anticipate from recovery. If you’re feeling nervous, continue reading to learn about 3 frequently asked questions about post-op expectations to set your mind at ease!

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Stop! 5 Choices You SHOULDN’T Make After Dental Implant Surgery

March 8, 2024

Filed under: Uncategorized — drjohnson @ 2:54 pm
female dentist holding her hand up to say stop

Are you a classic rebel? Maybe you don’t like following the rules, and that may be okay in certain situations. However, when it comes to receiving dental implants, the dentist’s aftercare instructions are there to protect you from harm and failure.

So, set aside your rebellious nature for a minute to learn how making the following bad choices after dental implant surgery could hurt you!

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Unlocking Success with a Brighter Smile

February 10, 2024

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Businessperson with a nice smile

In a world where first impressions can make or break opportunities, the importance of a confident smile cannot be overstated. It turns out that flashing a brighter grin could significantly enhance your job prospects and even increase your chances of finding love. Recent studies, including one conducted by Kelton Research, shed light on the profound impact of teeth whitening on perceived attractiveness and success.

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Why a White Smile isn’t Always a Healthy Smile

January 5, 2024

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Someone with a white smile

The main thing that makes seeing a dentist worthwhile is the expertise that they can share with you, affording you a brand new perspective on the state or your oral health that may not be immediately apparent to you.

For example, people often assume that a white smile is a healthy smile, and think that if their teeth are a decent color it’s a sign that you don’t need to go to the dentist. However, you may want to rethink that assumption; here’s why.

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How Can I Be Prepared for My Cosmetic Dental Consultation?

December 13, 2023

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Lady thinks something over

People who smile more are generally seen as friendly, confident, and approachable by the people around them. This makes your smile an important asset in both the social and professional worlds. While many people are too shy to show their smiles because of flaws, stains, or damage in their teeth, cosmetic dentistry has allowed millions to transform their smiles into more ideal states. Here are a few questions to ask and a few things to pay attention to when you have your consultation with your cosmetic dentist.

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Sleep Apnea Linked to Accelerated Aging

November 8, 2023

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Clock spinningResearchers estimate that 22 million Americans have sleep apnea, which is about 1 in every 15 adults. Although the sleep disorder is common, many cases are undiagnosed. Sleep apnea causes frequent pauses in breathing while sleeping, making it difficult to detect. However, symptoms of the disorder can manifest in many ways. Besides snoring and fatigue, accelerated aging has been linked to sleep apnea. Here’s how sleep apnea therapy can stop the clock.

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