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11/2/2017 -

Its National Sleep Comfort Month. Are you having sleep issues?

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10/2/2017 -

Scheduling dental visits really should be based upon each person's oral hygiene, habits and medical conditions.

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9/1/2017 -

Per the ADA, brushing 2 minutes 2 times a day with a fluoride toothpaste is a righteous way to fight cavities and gum disease. You can do this!

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8/1/2017 -

Did you know that too much chlorine can actually cause teeth to become yellow over the course of a few weeks? http://ow.ly/qcos30cc4MS

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7/1/2017 -

Is this too good to be true?  Nope, it’s true! In moderation, dark chocolate can actually help fight tooth decay. #NationalChocolateDay

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6/8/2017 -

It’s perfectly okay to get in the pool today BUT remember too much chlorine can actually cause teeth to become yellow over the course of a few weeks.

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5/1/2017 -

Give Mom a special surprise this Mother’s Day. Give her a sparkle for her smile. We can help! Advanced technology makes embellishing a smile easier than ever with little discomfort.

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4/1/2017 -

I do not know the exact number of cases of diagnosed oral and throat cancer this year. I do know that it is over 40,000 cases in America and most of those do not survive 5 years. I also know that a visit to your dentist every 6 months will reduce the risk of invasive oral cancer. I do an oral cancer checkup with every cleaning and if a patient visits on a regular basis I am able to keep an eye out for changes in their mouth and neck that may be red flags to something more serious. Suspicious changes can be caught early when treatment is more successful.

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3/1/2017 -

World Oral Health Day (WOHD) is celebrated every year on March 20th. It is an international day to celebrate the benefits of a healthy mouth and to promote worldwide awareness of the issues around oral health and the importance of oral hygiene to looking after everyone old and young.

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2/1/2017 -

Surprisingly, tooth decay is on the rise among kids. Current studies have found that parents have even gotten to the point of expecting cavities in their children.  However, tooth decay can be prevented with healthy eating and drinking.

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