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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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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Mouth breathing is one of those things that is largely self-explanatory. It's essentially when someone breathes almost exclusively through their mouth, rather than using both their nose and their mouth. Habitual mouth breathing isn't a significant concern, although mouth breathing can also be obstructive (indicating a blockage of the sinuses) or anatomic (when a medical condition has led to a malformation of the sinuses). If your child has developed a habit of mouth breathing, you should be aware of the potential risk to their dental health. Read More 

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

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What Exactly Is Surgical Tooth Extraction?

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

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Ways That Veneers Can Be Used

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 Categories: Dentist, Blog

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