General Dentistry

4 Things Tooth Pain Can Mean
Most of us only take dental visits seriously when we start experiencing tooth pain, and some of us put it off even then. The most common characteristics of tooth pain are a throbbing ache in your gums, teeth, or even your ears. You can also get a fever or experience swelling in your gums or…
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All You Need to Know About Dental Insurance
Dental coverage in America is an untapped market. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), only 51.3% of children below the age of 18 and 59% of adults have private dental health benefits. While a majority of the population has dental insurance through Medicaid, not all dentists accept Medicaid insurance. In fact, only 38% of dentists accept…
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A List of the Worst Foods for Oral Health
Before we begin, we have to warn you; this list will contain some crowd-favorite foods, the inclusion of which will surely elicit a groan! Most of the foods on this list are spicy and delicious and easy-to-access. They offer a sudden burst of energy for a short amount of time. They’re also affordable to boot.…
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4 Effective Ways to Prevent Cavities
Who knew having ice cream could be so painful? The last time you had a bowl of your favorite Rocky Road, the pain was… intense, to say the least. Upon closer inspection, you notice that your teeth are a bit brown on the edges. Is it something you ate, or are these the symptoms of…
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Dental Lasers- What You Need To Know?
Innovation in the tools used in dentistry has introduced us to lasers as the latest technology to be used in dental procedures. This minimally invasive procedure provides an easy and relatively painless solution to gum diseases, cavities and other oral problems. It has been used in dental practice commercially for almost thirty years. The popularity…
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Root Canal- All You Need To Know
Root canal therapy is also known as endodontic therapy and is a well known solution for those who have infected teeth. It can also protect you from future infections. This dental treatment takes place in the pulp of the tooth which is called the root canal. Hearing the words root canal therapy from your dentist may scare…
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Can Pregnancy Cause Oral Problems?
Dental problems during pregnancy are quite common but they have nothing to do with the old wives’ tale that claims that women lose a tooth for every baby. There is no direct correlation between pregnancy and damage to teeth. However, the influx of hormones can impact how the body responds to the layer which forms…
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Signs to Look Out For Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD)
If you have been in the dark about Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) so far, you’re not alone. Not many people are familiar with this fairly uncommon disorder. Twelve percent of the United States population has been a victim of this disorder. Research shows that women are more likely to be diagnosed with this disorder than men. What is…
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5 Foods to Cut Out of Your Diet for Healthier, Whiter Teeth
You’re hanging out with your friends and having the time of your life. A friend cracks a hilarious joke and you laugh your lungs out. Simultaneously, another friend captures a picture of you in the moment and you look absolutely stunning! Bright, white, and sparkling teeth adds to your beautiful smile. You don’t have to…
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Signs You Need A Tooth Extraction
Contrary to popular belief, permanent teeth are not meant to last forever. 92% of adults 20 to 64 have had dental caries in their permanent teeth. There are number of reasons why you may need to get your tooth extracted as an adult, mostly due to a badly damaged tooth which is beyond repair. This may occur due to extensive…
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