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Prevention and Early Detection of Root Cavities Could Save a Tooth
posted: Jun. 07, 2020.
Tooth decay is one of two dental diseases most responsible for tooth loss (gum disease being the other). In the absence of treatment, what starts as a hole or cavity Read more -
Here's How You Can Protect Your Child's Teeth from Tooth Decay
posted: May 18, 2020.
While dental diseases tend to be a greater concern as we get older, they also pose a potential threat to children. A particular type of tooth decay called early childhood Read more -
Are Lasers the Future for Treating Advanced Tooth Decay?
posted: Apr. 08, 2020.
Advanced tooth decay is a serious dental problem that can threaten an affected tooth's survival. But for decades now dentists have reliably used root canal treatment to better a decayed Read more -
Manage These Risk Factors to Reduce Your Risk of Tooth Decay
posted: Feb. 08, 2020.
Tooth decay doesn't occur out of thin air, but is the end result of bacteria feeding on sugar, multiplying and producing acid. High acidity erodes tooth enamel and creates an Read more -
A Crown Could be the Answer to Preserving Your Damaged Tooth
posted: Sep. 21, 2019.
We’ve been treating one of your decay-prone teeth for some time with one filling after another. Each incident required a little more removal of decayed tooth material until now there Read more -
Your Reoccurring Sinus Infections May Actually Be Caused by Tooth Decay
posted: Aug. 02, 2019.
If you suffer frequent sinus infections, you might want to talk with your dentist about it. It could be your chronic sinus problems stem from a deeply decayed or infected Read more -
Keep Your Saliva Flowing - Your Oral Health Depends on it
posted: Sep. 05, 2018.
We often don't realize how important something is until it's gone. Like saliva: you're usually not aware that it's cleaning the mouth, neutralizing mouth acid or helping with digestion. But Read more -
Take Steps to Reduce Mouth Acid and Avoid Dental Erosion
posted: Aug. 24, 2018.
Your teeth’s hard, enamel coating protects them from environmental dangers or disease. But although it’s made of the hardest substance in the human body, enamel isn’t invincible — prolonged exposure Read more -
Limit Sugar in Your Diet for Better Oral and General Health
posted: May 23, 2018.
Even after decades emphasizing oral hygiene and supplemental fluoride to fight dental disease, we’re now seeing an increase in tooth decay, especially among children. What’s causing this alarming trend?Many in Read more
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