By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin Patients often ask us, “Do I need to replace my silver fillings?” There’s no easy answer, but we consider several factors when deciding how to manage these fillings. First, let’s clarify what “silver fillings” are. The correct term is “amalgam.” It’s a metal mixture that was popular for decades but has […]
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. In the classic movie Casablanca, Sam sang that “a kiss is just a kiss.” Not really a big deal, right? But did you know that you might catch more than feelings from “just a kiss?” A single kiss that lasts only about 10 seconds can transmit over 80 million bacteria from
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. All of your teeth fall out. And then you wake up. Has this ever happened to you? Frantically, you feel your face and teeth, rush to the nearest mirror with horror but then give a big sigh of relief when you see your reflection.So what toothifying dreams are you having? Are
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By:Elena Chistokhina, RDH Don’t be shy! Before your hygiene appointment begins, is the perfect time to share all your questions and concerns about your oral health. Your hygienist is highly trained treasure trove of information, committed to helping you maintain and improve your dental health. They’re waiting to share everything they know with you. Certain questions
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. Veganism definitely has some health benefits because it’s based on a plant-based diet. Eating more veggies is good for your pearly whites, but not every vegan food makes mouths “hap-pea.” Leave Meat Alone Being a vegan means that you do not eat any animal products. Like vegetarians, vegans do not eat
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Did you know that 29.1 people living in the USA have diabetes. Maintaining a healthy mouth is essential for everyone, but presents a bigger challenge for those suffering from diabetes. If you have diabetes and you are over 50, your risk is even higher. The link between diabetes and oral health problems is high blood
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Feeling stressed? Research has shown that 75% of Americans face moderate to highly stressful situations on a regular basis. Luckily our bodies are designed to handle short term stress. But prolonged or chronic stress can have major health consequences, sometimes leading to heart issues, high blood pressure, headaches and depression. Did you know that too
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Before we start pointing fingers, who hasn’t a bout with stinky too- much-garlic-on-my-pizza breath? If you find it’s happening more often then you’d like, you might need a total diet and oral hygiene reboot. After all isn’t fresh breath something you want everyday? August 6 is National Fresh Breath Day and August 7-13 is National
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Are straighter teeth essential for optimal dental and overall health? Look at Keira Knightly, one of many actresses who made a career of flaunting their unique, imperfect smiles. The answer is… like with many health-related questions… it depends. Well aligned teeth are more self-cleaning, accumulate less bacteria and are easier to clean. So, for some
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By:Elena Chistokhina, RDH Nothing is more flattering than a gorgeous, healthy smile. We all know that taking care of your teeth and gums is important for dental and overall health. Brushing teeth at least twice a day is a good start, but regular brushing may not be enough. Unfortunately toothbrush bristles aren’t small enough to effectively clean
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