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Oral health is a crucial aspect of our overall well-being, no matter the age. But as we get older, maintaining oral health becomes increasingly important. Seniors have unique challenges in dental care, including a higher risk of gum disease, tooth decay, and tooth loss. Fortunately, with the guidance of family dentistry and proper self-care, seniors …
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Most diseases come on gradually, so it is important to pay attention to changes in your own health. Your mouth is similar to many other parts of your body. If you don’t pay attention to the signs and symptoms when they first occur, things can worsen quickly. Treatment outcomes could be compromised and more time …
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You’ve been hearing the pleas on TV and radio commercials for years, “Don’t smoke!” The list of what smoking does to destroy the human body is long and well-known. Thankfully, these anti-smoking and anti-tobacco ads have made some progress as millions of Americans have stopped smoking and using tobacco products. Unfortunately, as many were giving …
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Gum recession is, unfortunately, a common disease in the United States. Two out of five adults have some form of gum disease or recession. It affects adults, 30 years and older. *** Periodontal disease is an inflammatory process. It occurs as the gum tissue surrounding the teeth pulls back and exposes the tooth or the …
Taking care of your dental health during a pandemic is extremely important. Your overall health depends on it as your oral cavity is the entryway to your body. Being dentists and dental hygienists, we are always thinking about your teeth. After all, it’s our job to keep our patients healthy. The whole COVID, pandemic situation …
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