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New Year, New Smile!

The start of a new year is a great time to evaluate the state of your oral health and make any necessary changes. If you recently lost a tooth due to extraction or need to have a tooth replaced, now is a wonderful time to start the process. A missing or damaged tooth can cause numerous problems with your oral health and can also negatively impact your self-esteem. We have a number of excellent tooth replacement options available that can restore your smile and change your life. Read on to learn more.

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Ways To Help Your Oral Health When You’re Sick

December has arrived, and we understand that you are busy with all of your holiday shopping, activities, events, and parties. We also know that many of our patients are eagerly awaiting the holiday season after having to cancel so many events last December. Although we are excited for the season, it is important to remember that not only is the pandemic still happening, but this is also the time for dealing with other familiar ailments such as the common cold, stomach virus, throat infection, or flu. If you should happen to fall ill, there are certain changes you should be making to help your oral health and help improve your overall health.

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Great Smile, Good Health

Are you unhappy with the appearance of your smile but feel that you have waited too long to get the treatment you need and now it is too late? We are here to tell you that it is never too late to improve the function and appearance of your smile. We assist patients every day with cosmetic, restorative, and preventative dental treatments that help them love their smile again. With the start of the new year right around the corner, there is no better time to make the necessary improvement to your smile. Improving your smile will not only improve the appearance of your teeth, but can also benefit your overall health as well. Read on to learn more.

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Are You at Risk for Developing Oral Cancer?

When was the last time you visited our office for a hygiene examination and cleaning? If it has been longer than six months, we recommend scheduling an appointment sooner rather than later. Besides cleaning and inspecting your teeth for decay, we also inspect for other conditions that can affect not only your oral health, but your overall health as well. One condition we look for is oral cancer.

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Important information About Invisalign®

Would you love to straighten your teeth with Invisalign® but are hesitant to start treatment? We know that it can be nerve racking to start a process that doesn’t give you immediate results, so we want you to consider the appearance of your future smile as well as how Invisalign® can benefit your oral health. We want to take a moment to share more information about the treatment process and address any concerns or questions you may have.

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Sugar And The Impact On Your Smile

October is here, which means Halloween is just around the corner. Once thought of as a holiday for children to enjoy trick-or-treating, many adults also enjoy Halloween parties and special outings with friends and family. One of the staples that seems to be present at every Halloween function for the old and young is endless amounts of sugar. It can be found in candy, desserts, soda, and even your favorite cocktails. Although delicious, the added sugar can destroy your teeth, leaving you with decay and the need for dental treatments to repair the damage.

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Why You Should Never Delay Dental Treatment

Have we recently recommended a needed treatment and you have postponed scheduling the appointment? We know that the hustle and bustle of life can become busy and it is easy to forget to schedule your appointments. We want to offer a friendly reminder of the importance of maintaining your routine hygiene examination appointments, as well as scheduling any needed treatments in a timely fashion. Now is the perfect time to schedule your visit before the holiday season begins. Delaying dental treatments can lead to serious oral health issues. Continue reading to learn more.

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Is Your Jaw Causing You Discomfort? Learn More About TMD

Do you hear a popping sound when you open and close your mouth? Do you feel tenderness and discomfort in your jaw after opening your mouth wide, for example after eating a big meal. You might be suffering from the effects of TMD, or temporomandibular disorder. TMD is an issue that can arise from problems with the jaw joints and face muscles. When the temporomandibular joint, which is the hinge that attaches your jaw to your skull, becomes misaligned, it can lead to discomfort and leave lasting effects.

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Get Your Smile Analysis Today!

Have you been unhappy with the appearance of your smile and would love to make a change? You are in luck, because we offer our patients an ever-expanding list of cosmetic dentistry procedures that can bring about any change you are looking to see. We know that having a beautiful smile is important to many of our patients. Lasting problems with your teeth and smile can lead to self-esteem issues, difficulties in chewing your food, and can even change the way you speak. We can work together using a smile analysis to set your cosmetic dentistry goals and create a customized treatment plan. Continue reading to learn more about the cosmetic dentistry options we offer and how a smile analysis can benefit your treatment needs.

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Are Medications Affecting Your Oral Health?

When you are experiencing an illness or medical condition, oftentimes you are grateful for any medication that can help improve your symptoms. Depending on your circumstance the medication can be temporary or long term. Many people are only focused on the issue at hand and don’t realize or think to ask about the side effects medications can have on your oral health. Many medications, whether over-the-counter or prescription, can have lasting effects on your teeth and gums. It is important that your dentist has a current list of any and all medications and vitamins you take.

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