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Relax Your Way to a Healthy Mouth
Now that we are in the midst of the new year, it is a good time to consider setting yourself up a dental appointment.
Less Pain Pill Access Is Hurting Those Who Hurt
We are all well aware of the opioid crisis that we are facing and that things are beginning to gain some traction as far as laws being passed on a government level, but are they passing the right laws?
Celebrate the Holidays by Flossing
As we finish up Thanksgiving and prepare for the rest of the holiday festivities, we know that busy is just an understatement to what our schedule will turn out to be as we balance our day-to-day lives and our social schedules.
My Partial Denture Is Moving: What Do I Do?
When we have dentures, partials or otherwise, we have to get used to a new way of living. Nothing really drastic, however, there are definite changes that will take place as you get used to things. But what happens when your partials begin to slide around?
End Your Dental Anxiety for Good
If you want to keep your smile healthy and bright, it’s necessary to visit the dentist at least twice a year.
Half of American Adults Have Periodontal Disease: Are You One of Them? | Palm Beach Gardens Dentist
New studies have revealed that one of every two adults over the age of 30 has periodontal (or gum) disease, and half of those cases have developed into a more advanced form of gum disease – periodontitis.
Botox and the Dentist: Really?
Botox injections are the best known among a group of drugs using various forms of botulinum toxin, a toxin that’s produced by the same microbe that causes botulism, a type of food poisoning.
What Do You Want? Replacing Missing Teeth
When we have a missing tooth, it is not only bothersome, but depending on where it is placed, can also be quite embarrassing.
3D Vision at the Dentist?
It seems like everything is getting more realistic when it comes to the movies and shows we watch.
As I Age My Teeth Are Looking Longer. How Can I Stop This?
Aging is something that can’t be helped – it’s inevitable. And as it happens, our bodies begin to break down.
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