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The Red Light – Green Light On Brushing
March 24th, 2016
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Learning to drive a car and learning how to swing a golf club is a great achievement but the mastering comes from being able to do so with muscle memory. Brushing our teeth is another skill that we learn to do from a very early age. This good habit is easy but can easy fall into a routine ...
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No Comments » Expecting? Do Not Forget Your Dental Checkups!
January 21st, 2016
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Congratulations Mom!
The miracle of life is an amazing experience. Excitement mounts as the first pink indicator appears. In one whole breath you can experience the elation of being pregnant and scared all at the same time. Ahh, breath easy for when it comes to your dental care, there’s no need to worry!
Do Not Skip Your ...
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No Comments » Periodontal Dental Care in Coconut Grove FL
August 25th, 2015
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Brushing your teeth recently have you found that there is more blood in the sink than there should be? On investigation are your gums red and irritated and seem to be slightly receding?
If so read on... For when it comes to periodontal disease or commonly called gum disease knowing the risk factors can mean the ...
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