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Canine Teeth

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Many people are familiar with the dental term bicuspid which literally means two points. A cuspid on the other hand is a tooth with just a single point and these teeth, more commonly known as canines, will be the topic of discussion in the latest installment from our dental blog. Humans generally have 4 canine … Continued

Top Fruits and Vegetables for Healthy Teeth

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Your mother always told you to “eat your vegetables.”  She said this because they’re stuffed with vitamins that are good for your body.  These vitamins help us grow, help fight off infection, and can even strengthen your bones and teeth.  Vitamin rich fruits and vegetables are a great way to keep your teeth healthy, and … Continued

Benefits of Using a Water PikJet at Home

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The simple fact of the matter is that people just don’t floss as often as they should. Some attribute this to laziness; others just don’t consider flossing to be all that important. In actuality, it is very important and can prevent many painful dental problems in the future. As a solution to this issue, new … Continued

The Secret Behind Celebrity Smiles: Veneers

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Imagine living your entire life under a microscope. Every move you make and everything you do – recorded and viewed by millions of people everywhere. A scary thought, to say the least. For famous actors, actresses, politicians, and popular sports figures however, this is an everyday occurrence. Considering this, it makes sense that these individuals … Continued

Questions Patients Ask Dentists

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It is always important to ask your dentist questions, as the answers will help bring you to a better state of dental health.  These questions generally will fall under one of three separate, yet equally important categories.  Below we will discuss these three categories, as well as some specific questions contained within and why they … Continued

Can Sugar Substitutes Cause Cavities?

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Sugar and starches in the foods we eat are broken down by bacteria and enzymes in the mouth.   During this process certain acids are created that can eat away at the surrounding tooth enamel, eventually leading to cavities.  The severity of a cavity depends on a number of factors including how long the food remains … Continued