Losing a tooth (or teeth) has much, much more drastic consequences than just leaving an unsightly gap in your smile and forever waiting for the tooth fairy to leave a coin under your pillow.
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The best way to prepare for your child’s first dentist...
Children need to visit the dentist for the first time earlier than many parents expect, often before their first birthday. Get...
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Why your cheeks (sometimes) swell after wisdom teeth extraction
A swollen face after wisdom teeth removal may look concerning, but it's actually a part of the healing process
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At what age should your child get regular checkups/cleanings?
Be sure you don't forget to schedule regular dental cleanings as your little one begins growing.
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There's something you can do to protect your child's teeth from cavities and to uphold good overall oral hygiene: Sealants.
Understanding what an onlay is - and how it differs from a crown - can help you determine the best treatment for you and why your dentist may recommend one over the other.
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Attending the dentist regularly goes beyond keeping your teeth as clean as can be. It may also help you detect early signs of cancer.
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