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The fabulous Fourth of July weekend is upon us! So as we get excited and prepare to celebrate with barbeques and family parties, ensure you protect your sweet tooth from hard sugars with these excellent recommendations and substitutions. The Bad Wrap On Sugar Natural sugar in itself is not bad for you, but too much can add ...

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Gum recession can be daunting as it is a gradual process that can take decades before noticeable effects. But let us focus on how we can help prevent this by being proactive with our dental and oral healthcare. Is Gum Recession Preventable? Yes, gum recession is avoidable but, more importantly, controllable and treatable. Because There are many ...

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Learning to ride a bike and swim are outstanding achievements, but mastering skills comes from repetition and developing the skills into muscle memory and habits. Likewise, brushing our teeth well is a good habit that we should learn to do from a very early age. But be conscious that with our over-busy lifestyles, this good ...

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April Fools Day is Here! In celebration, here are fabulous fun facts - no fooling! This Year's Top 10 Fun Dental Facts The average American spends 38.5 total days brushing their teeth over a lifetime. People who drink 3 or more glasses of soda daily have 62% more tooth decay, fillings, and tooth loss than others. So ...

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The holiday season is here!  But, as you look at your pictures on your social media page or phone, do you notice that you are not smiling a wide-open full, tooth smile due to your insecurity in their color?  Can you not understand why your teeth are still yellow after you brush your teeth at ...

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Full-out fall activities have arrived! But, unfortunately, for many of us,  rushing to work, taxiing our families to extracurriculars, and generally trying to do it all have led us to a pattern of a "what's easier at the moment" attitude.  This poor habit in our choices of what we choose to eat and when we ...

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A question we often hear is, "What is the difference between the plaque on my teeth and tartar?" Many people think they are the same thing, but the truth is there is a significant difference between dental plaque and tartar. That is why we feel that it is essential to have you understand the difference between ...

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The fall season is coming! After-school activities, carpools, and games on the weekends add extra stress as we try to balance all of our daily routines. In this rush, we sometimes begin a pattern of a "what's easier at the moment" attitude. Unfortunately, that can also become a poor habit in our choices of what ...

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Learning to drive a car is an outstanding achievement, but mastering comes from being able to do so with muscle memory.  Brushing our teeth is another skill we learn to do from a very early age.  This good habit is easy but can easily fall into a routine of bad habits that can be detrimental ...

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In life, we have naturally associated the habit of nail-biting with stressful or suspenseful moments. But unfortunately, nail-biting has become a habit that affects more than the fingertips of your hand. The most obvious consequences to your fingertips are the torn, uneven nails and, in particularly severe cases, nails that become dramatically shortened and deformed over ...

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