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Rewinding the Years: Dental Care Tips for Older Adults

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Rewinding the Years: Dental Care Tips for Older Adults

Once my children were grown and on their own, I decided it was time to care of me. One of the first things I did was make an appointment with the dentist. I quickly discovered that years of not keeping up with my own dental care had taken a heavy toll on my teeth. Whereas I thought my teeth were just fine, the dentist pointed out several problems that were going to require a lot of work. When talking to friends, I found out that many of them were in the same boat. This blog is for people like me who just did not have time to keep up with their own dental care.

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14 December 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

This holiday season, you might be planning on taking lots of photos with your family and friends. However, you might be worried about how your smile will look in these photos. Since you probably do not want to feel self-conscious about the appearance of your teeth when you pose for the camera, consider these tips for making your smile shine in the holiday photos this year. Have a Professional Whitening Treatment Read More 

3 Dietary Supplements That May Cause Post-Extraction Bleeding

29 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Before undergoing tooth extractions, your dentist may ask you if you take aspirin or other blood-thinning medications. While it is routine to ask about your current medications, you may not be asked if you take certain dietary supplements. However, certain vitamins, minerals, and supplements can work in the same ways as anticoagulant medications do, and in some cases, lead to excessive or prolonged bleeding during and after a tooth extraction. Here are three dietary supplements that may raise your risk for post-procedural bleeding: Read More 

Cosmetic Dental Tips For Young Professionals

7 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

As a young professional, you want to make sure that your outward appearance is as well pulled together as your job credentials. Issues with your teeth can affect your confidence, which can indirectly affect your career prospects and job performance. At the same time, you want to be taken seriously as an adult, which means you don't want to look like a kid in braces. Fortunately, there are nearly invisible options for dealing with some of the common cosmetic dental issues. Read More 

2 Tips To Keep Your Cheek Bumper From Developing Food Buildup

19 October 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

If you are constantly having issues with overcrowded teeth, then you may find it difficult to speak and eat correctly. Overcrowding can also cause future dental issues. Before this happens, your dentist will often recommend getting a cheek bumper. A cheek bumper is installed by wrapping wires around your back teeth. Every time that you talk or eat pressure is applied to your molars in order to make room for your additional teeth. Read More 

3 Tips For Recovering From Your Wisdom Teeth Removal

30 September 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

The recovery after getting your wisdom teeth removed is definitely not going to the most enjoyable experience in the world for you. However, there are some things that you can do to help the recovery go smoothly and as quickly as possible for you. This article will discuss 3 tips for recovering from your wisdom teeth removal.  Blend Everything Into A Liquid When you first get your wisdom teeth out, it is very important that you don't eat any foods that you have to chew. Read More