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Got a Sweet Tooth?

Everyone knows sweets and candy bad for teeth. Sticky sugar clings to enamel and feeds cavity-causing bacteria. But it’s not practical to avoid sugar completely– especially around many holidays like Valentine’s Day. Instead of just prohibiting kids from eating candy, we think it’s more important to teach them how to enjoy candy in a way

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Dental X-Rays

Dental x-rays use a tiny amount of radiation to get images of teeth, bones, and soft tissue of the mouth. These pictures help the dentist diagnose problems like decay between teeth, overcrowding, and dental injuries. Some cavities are difficult to see because they are between teeth or continue deep into the tooth. A digital x-ray

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Sedation Dentistry

Most children need some form of medication to help them relax during procedures like fillings or crowns. There are several different sedation options and your dentist can help you decide what’s right for your child based on their age, personality, and the duration of the procedure. Why Do Children Need Sedation Dentistry? The main reason

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All About Fluoride

Fluoride is something we hear about all the time in toothpaste commercials and at the dentist’s office. It’s an important part of preventative oral healthcare, but why? Today we take the time to answer all your questions about it and why dentists want you to use it. What Exactly is Fluoride? If you remember back

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Dental Sealants

Dental sealants are a common tool used by dentists to protect teeth, but what are they exactly and why should your child get them? In this post we’ll give you all the details and answer the most frequently asked questions about sealants. Sealants are a Painless and Affordable Way to Prevent Cavities. Imagine that a

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Preventative Dental Care

Maybe you’ve heard the phrase: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” But what does that really mean? For your child it could be the difference between regular visits to the dentist and extensive, costly treatments. Preventative dental care stops problems before they become emergencies. While most adults see the dentist once

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