When it comes to choosing an oral prosthesis for your mouth, we want you to feel 100 percent confident in your decision. One of the most popular dental prostheses out there is a dental bridge. Dental bridges work by literally bridging the gaps between your teeth. Let’s take a closer look at five benefits of […]
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Having a naturally gummy smile is one thing, but having receding gums is something else. Receding gums happen when your gums pull away from your teeth, which can cause the tissues to become exposed. When your tissues are exposed, it not only doesn’t look appealing, but it can lead to a host of problems like
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Now that summer is coming to an end, it’s time to get your kids ready for another long school year. In addition to getting new backpacks, pencil boxes, and clothes, there are a few other things that you can prepare your kids with like some oral health tips. To make sure that your kids start
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It’s not uncommon that we have some denture patients come into our office because they dropped and cracked their dentures. To help you avoid being that person, we have a few ways for you to take better care of your dentures and avoid dropping them anytime soon. Put them in a Case When you’re not
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Cavities are one of the most common oral problems that patients run into. Caused by bacteria and germs that sit on the tooth for too long, cavities cause holes in the tooth, which can lead to a variety of problems like an infection or pain. Often, a cavity is mistaken for an abscessed tooth when
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All good things must come to an end, and unfortunately, that’s true when it comes to your dental fillings. Although your filling may have saved your tooth during a cavity, the average composite filling only lasts 10 to 15 years, but sometimes it can last a lot longer. If you have had a filling for
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Sedation dentistry is a newer form of dentistry that is designed to help patients feel calmer and comfortable while in the dentist chair. If you have a hard time getting yourself to the dentist because you’re so anxious about the what-ifs of your cleaning or procedure, then one form or another of sedation dentistry may
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The most basic thing that you can do to take care of your teeth is to brush them at least twice a day. But, because brushing your teeth is so basic, it may not be something that you necessarily put a lot of thought into— especially when it comes to your actual toothbrush. So, how
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One of the number one things (other than a healthy smile) that Dr. Holbrook and our staff want for our patients is to be relaxed and calm during their appointment. But because coming to the dentist isn’t exactly something that most people would classify as relaxing, we may recommend sedation dentistry. What’s Sedation Dentistry Used
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Having one or more missing teeth isn’t exactly anybody’s idea of a good time, but it is a lot of people’s reality. Having missing teeth doesn’t just make you look a little less than perfect but it can also have more detrimental impacts on the health of your mouth. When you have a missing tooth,
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