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Inclusive Care: Why Dentures Are for All Ages

June 18, 2024

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Close up of someone carefully holding dentures

While age does make teeth more prone to falling out, that’s only one out of many factors that can contribute to tooth loss! Yet replacement solutions like dentures are so closely associated with older adults that young people with missing teeth might feel shame or guilt.

You’re never “too old” to get the dental care you need, especially when it comes to replacements. Keep reading to find out why dentures are an age-inclusive treatment.

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Summer: The Season for Dental Implants

May 9, 2024

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Someone with a summery smile

Summertime is finally here, which means that people are emerging from the snow and finally getting out into the real world. You can use this time to do all kinds of incredible things for yourself, your family, and even your teeth!

In fact, if you’ve ever been interested in getting dental implant surgery, this summer could be the perfect time to get started. Here are a few reasons why that’s the case.

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What Can Dental Implants Do for My Jawbone?

April 12, 2024

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Illustration of implant bridge

Dentures are a popular and cost-effective way to address lost teeth, but they aren’t the perfect solution. While they are incredibly comfortable and lifelike, they do not keep the jawbone stimulated to prevent bone loss. This means that the jaw will atrophy as the patient wears their dentures until the appliance no longer fits properly and needs to be replaced. Here’s how dental implants can address this issue of bone erosion in the jaw so that the patient can enjoy a beautifully restored smile for decades or even a lifetime.

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What Contributions Have Women Made to Dentistry?

March 13, 2024

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Female dentist smiles

March 8 is International Women’s Day, making it a great time to commemorate all the contributions women have made to dental science. In 1898, Emma Gaudreau Casgrain became the first female licensed dentist in Canada, and today, many dentists guess that roughly half of their graduating class is made up of women. While dentistry was once a male-dominated field, female dentists have made great strides in the advancement of dentistry and the amelioration of dental distress. Here’s a quick look at women in dentistry who have helped the world smile more brightly.

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How Your Smile Affects Your Love Life

February 6, 2024

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person using dating app

For many people, dating can be tough. Whether you’re meeting someone at a bar, at a bookstore, or on a dating app, it can be hard to know how to proceed. With that being said, having a great smile can really help. A captivating smile can make a big impression and might even help you make meaningful connections. Let’s dive into three ways your smile can affect your dating life.

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Beyond the Basics: 4 Surprising Facts About Dental Implants

January 12, 2024

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Woman smiling with her new dental implants

Dental implants have become a popular choice for replacing missing teeth, offering a permanent and sturdy solution that looks fantastic. While many people are familiar with the basics of dental implants, several lesser-known facts are yet to be widely discovered. If you’re curious about the more obscure side of dental implants, continue reading.

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Sip Safely: 3 Tips to Preserve Your Smile This New Year’s Eve

December 26, 2023

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Diverse group of people smiling and celebrating new year's with sparklers and champagne

The holidays have arrived with their usual festive fanfare. This is the perfect time to release this year’s trials and tribulations with gratitude while ushering in hope for new beginnings this January. It’s common to want to let loose and enjoy drinks with family or friends while you count down to the new year. Unfortunately, though, alcohol can have a detrimental impact on your teeth!

While proper preventative care is the best way to avoid hurting your grin, there are a few additional things you can do to keep your pearly whites safe. If you’re planning on being at that big bash this year, keep reading for 3 tips on how you can enjoy a few drinks without hurting your smile!

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Determining Your Benefits: What Does Your Dental Insurance Cover?

November 28, 2023

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Dental insurance can be complicated to navigate and even more difficult to understand, which is why having a dental team that is happy to help you get the most out of your benefits is so important! Additionally, because every insurance plan is different, it can be hard to nail down what services yours will and won’t cover. Read on to learn more about dental insurance and how to learn what treatments may be covered.

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Should You Put a Knocked-Out Tooth Back in Its Socket?

October 28, 2023

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Woman in pain after accidentally knocking out a tooth

According to the American Association of Endodontists, roughly 5 million adults and children suffer from an avulsed (knocked-out) tooth each year. If you ever have to deal with that type of dental emergency, you should take prompt action to find relief from your pain and protect your oral health. But what exactly should you do? Should you put a knocked-out tooth back in its socket, or should you consider it a lost cause? This blog post explains what you should do to increase the chances that your tooth can be saved.

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Getting Your Smile Its Edge Back: How Long Does Cosmetic Bonding Last?

October 13, 2023

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Woman shows off smile

Cosmetic bonding can be an excellent solution to minor flaws in teeth like chips, cracks, gaps, or stains that do not respond to teeth whitening. The procedure can be done in minutes during a routine dental appointment, is among the most affordable cosmetic dental treatments, and requires no anesthesia beforehand or recovery period afterward. If you’ve gotten your teeth bonded, you might wonder how long you can expect the bond to last. Here’s what you should know about the lifespan of a cosmetic bond as well as how to make it last for as long as possible.

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