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Preventing Tooth Decay To Maintain Healthy Teeth

I always knew that it was common for children to get cavities in their teeth but I was surprised when I went to the dentist a few months ago and learned that I had two cavities. I faithfully brush and floss my teeth every day and I also regularly visit the dentist, but I still had cavities. My name is Alana Perkins and if you want to maintain healthy teeth and gums, without cavities, I suggest you read my blog. After having my cavities filled, I talked to my dentist to learn how I could prevent them in the future. I also did a lot of fact-finding on my own to learn how to keep cavities from forming in the teeth. When you read my blog, you'll also discover how to prevent tooth decay and keep your teeth healthy.

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Reasons To Get Dental Crowns

Posted on July 28, 2023

Dental crowns are one of the most commonly used dental treatments. They are available in composite resin, porcelain, metal, and porcelain-fused-to-metal. They are a good option for a variety of issues that affect the structure of teeth. Many individuals choose crowns as a cosmetic solution to correct discolored, chipped, cracked, or broken teeth. They can also be used to protect decayed teeth from getting reinfected after a root canal. Some individuals who have healthy teeth with gaps choose crowns to close the gaps between their teeth. [Read More]

Why You Should Visit A Dentist Twice A Year

Posted on July 28, 2023

Very few people enjoy going to the dentist's office. Some people even get anxious and afraid about sitting in a dentist's chair. Although visiting the dentist is not the most pleasurable task, it's a necessary one. No matter how old you are, try to go to the dentist every six months. Here's why. Prevent Cavities Cavities are one of the most common oral health concerns and can be painful if not treated early. [Read More]

Quitting Dip? How Cosmetic Dentists Can Remove Dipping Tobacco Stains

Posted on June 19, 2023

Tobacco is bad for your health in all its forms, and dipping tobacco can be particularly hard on your teeth and gums. Dip makes you more vulnerable to gum disease, tooth decay, and deadly oral cancers, so quitting can be one of the best things you ever do for your health. Unfortunately, if your teeth have already been stained by dip, quitting won't make those stains go away. The yellow-brown stains and discoloration caused by dipping tobacco are often permanent unless you have them professionally removed by a cosmetic dentist. [Read More]

5 Questions About Underbites

Posted on April 4, 2023

It is natural for your teeth to have a very slight overbite, which is when the upper teeth rest slightly past the lower teeth. An underbite is not natural at all, and it is the complete opposite when the lower teeth stick out past the upper teeth. This can lead to a lot of complications, which is why you likely have some questions about it.  How Does An Underbite Affect Eating? [Read More]