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Archive for the ‘Preventive Care’ Category

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The History Behind Dental Crowns: How Have They Changed?

May 4, 2026

Categories: Dental Crowns, Preventive Care

Dental crowns remain the primary solution for dentists who must provide restorative treatment. However, this was not always the case. Centuries ago, a dentist might have suggested extracting the problematic tooth rather than protecting and preserving it. How have dental crowns changed over the years, evolving into what we see today? Keep reading to discover where these restorations came from and how they are used in your dental office.

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From Sodas to Sports Drinks: Popular Drinks That Can Affect Your Teeth

September 11, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventive Care

We all know the importance of brushing, flossing, and routine dental care, but believe it or not, what you’re drinking throughout the day can also play a huge role in your dental wellness. Many popular drinks may taste refreshing or provide you with the energizing jolt you need to conquer your day, but they can cause all kinds of issues for your teeth. The good news is that there are many tooth-friendly alternatives that can keep you smiling brightly! Here’s what you need to know.

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How Can I Set Myself Up for a Smooth and Comfortable Dental Appointment?

August 8, 2025

Categories: General Dentistry, Preventive Care, Teeth Cleanings

The American Dental Association recommends having routine checkups with your oral health provider every six months. These appointments allow your dentist to carefully monitor your oral health, fix issues in their early stages, and advise you as to how you can take better care of your teeth at home. These visits also involve thorough oral cleanings to clear plaque and food debris from areas of the mouth that are too hard to reach with floss or a toothbrush. Here’s how excellent oral habits can set you up for a comfortable visit.

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