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Taking care of your smile is a lifelong practice, and the sooner you start, the better your overall level of protection will be. You see, countless sources can cause significant complications, including tooth decay, gum infection, tooth loss, and more. In order to best avoid these phenomena from taking effect, your dentist recommends an effective… Read more »
Your smile is constantly fending off the threats of a variety of concerns. Indeed, these include oral bacteria, tooth decay, gum infection, and so many more. As a matter of fact, there are more things that can harm your grin than can protect it, and as such, you must be on top of your oral… Read more »
While preventive dentistry is important for maintaining a healthy smile, restorative treatment serves as an excellent backup in case life decides on a different course. Indeed, restorations make it possible to mitigate damage and reverse certain situations, inevitably extending the lifespan of your grin. Still, however, it is important to note just how important dental… Read more »
Your smile’s health is affected by a variety of factors. From surface-level stains to dangerous infection and everything else in-between, there is virtually nothing that doesn’t impact your grin in a negative manner. Because of this, your dentist recommends you practice a well-rounded preventive dental routine, but what exactly does that mean for you? In… Read more »
In order to ensure your smile is healthy for life, you need to take care to brush and floss routinely, attend six-month dental checkups and cleanings, and pay mind to what you eat. While dental decay is arguably the most common concern out there, it is not the only one by far, and many items… Read more »
Advances in dental technology make saving infected teeth much more straightforward and successful. Indeed, with what seems like a billion complications threatening the integrity of our teeth at any given time, restorative procedures such as root canals, composite fillings, and more make maintaining a lifelong smile more likely. Still, there is nothing more effective than… Read more »
As 2020 is coming to a close and the new year is upon us, it is important to keep your family’s dental health in mind with a final checkup or cleaning to finish out this year strong. IN fact, staying on top of your little one’s tooth development is crucial, as children need just as… Read more »
Now that December has finally arrived, that means we’re only a few weeks away from saying goodbye to 2020! While none of us will be sad to see this year pass, that doesn’t mean we should do so without using any of our remaining 2020 dental insurance benefits. In today’s blog, your Overland Park, KS,… Read more »
In just a few days, many of us will be planning and preparing for Thanksgiving. While we may be putting off a big gathering with friends and family, that doesn’t mean we’ll shy away from our starchy and sugary favorites. In today’s blog, your Overland Park, KS, dentist will talk about what you can do… Read more »
The true terror of Halloween for your family dentist is the onset of tooth decay. After all, cavities cause more than just toothaches they could even mean infection or tooth loss in extreme cases! Unfortunately, Halloween encourages extra candy consumption, so your Overland Park, KS, dentist is recommending some options to keep your family’s smiles… Read more »