With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we all have sweets on the mind. There’s a reason your dentist is always harping on limiting the amount of sugar you consume, though. Overindulging in sweets, particularly those that are sticky or chewy, is the fastest way to promote tooth decay and cause oral health problems. Here […]
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Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and not only do you want to make sure everything is perfect for that special someone in your life, you might just want to make sure your smile is as bright as possible. Try these key strategies for making sure your smile is as bright as you can make it
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Taking care of your teeth and gums is essential to maintaining good overall health for a lifetime. An important part of keeping your mouth in great shape is protecting your teeth’s enamel and preventing dental erosion. Enamel is the hard substance that protects the outside of your teeth. Once your enamel is damaged, your oral
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The start of a new year is a great time to make goals to improve your career, relationships, and lifestyle. Why not make your oral health part of your New Year’s resolution? Good oral hygiene habits are an important part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle for years to come. Here are 3 practical tips to
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Winter is here! It’s time to take the extra care and precautions that are needed with the official change in season. Did you know that your teeth need special care during the winter? As soon as the temperatures dips, your teeth become susceptible to a wide variety of problems including cracks and teeth sensitivity. Here
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Why do your teeth feel abnormally cold? Why do you experience pain when you consume cold or hot drinks and foods? We have been asked why teeth can be so sensitive during the winter and what to do about it. This post will explain the many reasons you could be experiencing sensitivity! Tooth Decay or
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As the weather gets colder, we want to stay warmer. Often times, we find ourselves consuming hot beverages such as tea, coffee and hot chocolate as a result. However, these hot beverages can create issues for your teeth and oral health! These drinks are well known for causing stains to teeth, especially over long periods
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Make Sure Your Baby is not Constantly Thumb Sucking! Babies have a natural urge to suck. This urge usually decreases after the age of 6 months. However, many babies continue to suck their thumbs to self-soothe. If thumb sucking persists after the primary teeth have erupted, it can change the growth patterns of the jaw
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As the temperatures continue to drop, flu season will be upon us! Be sure to take good care of your oral health and switch your toothbrush after a cold. In the days after you’ve recovered from a cold or virus, you may have a germ disinfecting routine. This routine should include tossing your toothbrush. Germs
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We’re hearing wedding bells at The Dental Room! Our dental hygienist Jessica is tying the knot this upcoming Thanksgiving weekend. We are wishing her the very best! Speaking of weddings, it reminds us that a special occasion is a great time to invest in your smile. Improving the look of your smile can be done
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