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How Oral Hygiene Affects Your Overall Health

Your oral health can affect many parts of your body, even seemingly unrelated ones. The health of your teeth, throat, mouth, and gums can play a role in everything from your brain health to the operation of your cardiovascular system. In this article, we will outline the top ways that having healthy teeth is important to maintaining an overall healthy body.

How Does Teeth Whitening Work?

Over half of American adults over 50 that were surveyed by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry agreed that a smile is the physical feature that continues to be the most attractive as people age. With this information, it’s no wonder that cosmetic dentistry is such a popular choice. It helps to make your teeth whiter and straighter and can fill gaps where teeth have been removed.

Here’s Why You Should Love Your Family Dentist

Did you know that one of the most trusted and ethical professions in the United States is dentistry? That’s right, your family dentistry practice — even if you don’t like to go — is in the top ten professions here. We should all give our family dentist more love (and check in for regular appointments!).

Getting Your Teeth Whitened? Here’s All You Need to Know

There’s a reason they call them pearly whites. Though healthy teeth are already meant to have a yellow tinge, yellow teeth won’t exactly get you the type of attention you want. That why many of the 127.6 million adults in the U.S. who visited a dentist at least once in 2017 went there to get their teeth whitened.

Foods That Are Bad for Your Teeth

It’s never too early to start caring for your teeth. No matter what age you are, proper care of your pearly whites will go a long way. It all begins with the types of food you eat. This guide will explore foods that are bad for teeth and foods considered healthy for maintaining good overall dental care.

Feel Better About Your Smile With These Cosmetic Dentistry Procedures

According to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, 74% of adults agree that an unattractive smile can be detrimental to their career and professional life. While a nice smile can give you the self-confidence you need to nail that job interview or ask for that promotion you deserve, a healthy smile enforces oral hygiene and promotes oral health.

Fact or Fiction: Popular Misconceptions about Dental Implants

Dental implants have become increasingly popular tooth replacement options for their many advantages over dentures and bridges. Despite their popularity, implants remain a mystery to many patients. You may have heard a lot about tooth implants from friends and family, but are unsure if what you’ve heard is fact or fiction. We’re here to clear up many of the popular misconceptions about implants so that you have accurate information to decide if an implant is right for you.

Dental Veneers: An Easy Bridge to a Great Smile

Your smile is usually one of the first things people notice about you. So it’s normal to be a little self-conscious about your smile from time to time, and even want to take steps to enhance your teeth’s overall appearance. If you have unevenly spaced, chipped, or discolored teeth, dental veneers might be the solution for you. These thin porcelain coverings are designed to cover up a wide range of physical problems with your teeth, giving you that Hollywood smile you’ve been wanting.

Cosmetic Dentistry: More Than Just Cleaning Teeth

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry reports virtually all adults (99.7%) agree that having a healthy smile is socially important. Thanks to advancements in cosmetic dentistry, a perfect smile can be an office visit away. Check out these quicks facts about what cosmetic dentistry can do for you.

Cosmetic Dentistry by Design

Going to the dentist is important. We all know this. It is recommended that patients get their teeth cleaned and examined every six months. You smile is also important. But your smile has always bothered you because your teeth are not as straight, white, or beautiful as you like. So, you do not smile. That is sad and it need not be this way. There is help available. You can smile again.

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