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3 Things that Can Damage Your Dental Fillings

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Dental fillings are used to treat cavities and dental bonding is a common way to provide fillings.   The dentist cleans out the decay in the tooth and then fills it with a composite resin that is hardened with a special light. After shaping the filling, the dentist will buff and polish the tooth.   … Continued

3 Common Signs of Cavities

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Tooth decay is a serious problem. Over 90% of American adults have had at least one cavity. For good dental health, it’s important to maintain a dental routine.   Enamel, the outer layer of your teeth, protects the teeth and keeps them strong.   Plaque is constantly building up on your teeth; when you brush … Continued

National Dessert Day: Eat Sweet Without Cavities

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October 14 is the official National Dessert Day. We know how hard it can be to be conscious of your oral health on such an occasion, and foods overloaded with sugar always seem like the best options to satisfy those sweet cravings. So, we compiled a list of all the best alternatives to sugary desserts … Continued

How Exactly Does a Cavity Hurt Your Teeth?

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The last thing you want to hear when you go in for your dental visit is, “You have a cavity”. Nearly all of us are familiar with this dental condition. We know the foods and drinks we should eat to fight cavities, how to brush our teeth to prevent tooth decay, and to avoid habits … Continued

Cavities In Young Children And Secondhand Smoke

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Chances are you’ve probably read, heard or experienced firsthand the effects smoking can have on dental health. Tobacco smoke can be very detrimental not only to your overall health, but also to the health of your teeth and gums. Smokers are more likely to have gum disease, experience tooth loss and test positive for oral … Continued

Different Stages Of A Cavity

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A cavity can form at any time, despite proper oral hygiene.  You can do your part to prevent cavities, but sometimes, no matter what you do – it just isn’t enough.  Not to worry though, with regular brushing and flossing, dental cavities are rarely all that painful.  A small cavity here, or there, can be … Continued