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Pros and Cons for Flossing Before Brushing and Vice-Versa
posted: Feb. 23, 2021.
For best results in cleaning your teeth of disease-causing plaque you need both the power of brushing open teeth surfaces and flossing in between them. But you may be wondering: Read more -
A Royal Fix
posted: Feb. 13, 2021.
So you’re tearing up the dance floor at a friend’s wedding, when all of a sudden one of your pals lands an accidental blow to your face — chipping out Read more -
A Winter Pick-Me-Up, Dental-Style
posted: Feb. 03, 2021.
Now that the holidays are behind us and spring is ahead of us, winter doldrums may be setting in. If you are feeling a little blah, it might be time Read more -
A Child's Damaged Tooth may require a Different Approach than an Adult's
posted: Jan. 24, 2021.
A traditional root canal procedure can be a “life-saver” for a decayed or injured tooth. But while it’s usually the best course for a damaged adult tooth, variations of the Read more -
New Advances Could Revolutionize Decay Treatment
posted: Jan. 14, 2021.
The basics for treating tooth decay have changed little since the father of modern dentistry Dr. G.V. Black developed them in the early 20th Century. Even though technical advances have Read more -
Whether Voting for a Candidate or Wisdom Teeth, You Can Choose Wisely
posted: Jan. 04, 2021.
During election season, you'll often hear celebrities encouraging you to vote. But this year, Kaia Gerber, an up-and-coming model following the career path of her mother Cindy Crawford, made a Read more -
Stop Plaque Buildup Around Your Implant-Supported Bridge With Flossing
posted: Dec. 25, 2020.
Losing your teeth can be a traumatic experience with serious consequences for your overall health. Fortunately, you have great options for replacing lost teeth that can restore both appearance and Read more -
Take These Measures to Lower Your Child's Tooth Decay Risk
posted: Dec. 15, 2020.
As a parent you’re always on the lookout for dangers to your toddler’s well-being: sharp corners on furniture, uneven walks or the occasional stomach bug. But a situation could be Read more -
4 Things You Can Do To Protect Oral Health During Cancer Treatment
posted: Dec. 05, 2020.
Despite momentous strides in recent years in the fight against cancer, treatments can still disrupt normal life. Both radiation and chemotherapy have side effects that can cause problems in other Read more -
Ariana Grande Breaks Free - of Her Wisdom Teeth
posted: Nov. 25, 2020.
Via a recent Instagram post, pop diva Ariana Grande became the latest young celebrity to publicly acknowledge a dental milestone: having her wisdom teeth removed. The singer of hits such Read more -
Contrary to Popular Opinion, Vaping May Not Be Safer Than Smoking
posted: Nov. 15, 2020.
If you think “vaping” electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes for short) is healthier for your teeth and gums than smoking cigarettes, you might be disappointed with the latest research. A number of Read more -
New Recommendations Make Water Fluoridation Safer Than Ever
posted: Nov. 05, 2020.
For over half a century now, community water systems have been adding fluoride to drinking water to help reduce the risk of tooth decay. Numerous long-term studies have demonstrated the Read more -
While Usually Benign, Lichen Planus Lesions Should Still be Examined
posted: Oct. 26, 2020.
If you’ve noticed a small sore in your mouth, it’s possible you have a non-contagious disease known as lichen planus. Although usually benign, it’s still a good idea to have Read more -
Why Alfonso Ribeiro Is Grateful for Root Canal Treatment
posted: Oct. 16, 2020.
As the host of America's Funniest Home Videos on ABC TV, Alfonso Ribeiro has witnessed plenty of unintentional physical comedy…or, as he puts it in an interview with Dear Doctor–Dentistry Read more -
Today's Dentures Are More Secure and Comfortable to Wear
posted: Oct. 06, 2020.
Although teeth are quite durable, we can still lose them—even all of them—to disease or injury. The good news, though, is that we have effective ways to restore teeth after Read more -
You May Need Your Dentist's Help Easing the Pain of Severe Canker Sores
posted: Sep. 26, 2020.
Canker sores, known medically as aphthous ulcers, are fairly common among people. Lasting for about a week or so, these mouth sores are usually more irritating than painful. But about Read more
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