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We all are very aware of the fact that two of the crucial activities for maintaining a healthy dental regime are brushing and flossing. But is there any special order for your oral routine that you should follow? Well, as per the latest studies, ‘yes’! Research shows that flossing before brushing is the most efficient approach. If you
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Westhill Dental in Greenville, WI is partnering with Flannel Check to let you know that there is more to your regular dental cleaning and exam than just keeping your teeth and gums clean. April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. According to The Oral Cancer Foundation, one thing that makes oral cancer so dangerous is that
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When you’re suffering from ‘pulpitis’ you need a root canal treatment. Pulpitis is pulp inflammation in the innermost portion of a tooth. From there, the infection seeps down to the tooth root. While cavities and other types of oral infection occurring on the tooth’s surface do not require surgery, pulpitis can not be handled without
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Before, during and after Cancer treatment it is necessary to keep up with your oral health routine. Cancer and cancer treatments can impact your mouth. Talk to your Dentist about your specific treatment and what you can do to keep up with your oral health. Here are some points to consider…. Brush, Floss and See
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Soda and Energy Drinks How do soda, energy drinks and sugary drinks affect your teeth? Tooth Decay is caused by bacteria in the mouth using sugar from foods and drinks to produce acids that dissolve and damage the teeth. Sugar sweetened beverages have high levels of sugar and drinking these can significantly contribute to tooth
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According to national studies, one in four children will have at least one cavity before the age of 4. In order to help boost awareness of the importance of kid’s dental health, February was named National Children’s Dental Health Month. Don’t let your child’s mouth look this this image – this is Baby Bottle Mouth –
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Diabetes affects the blood vessels and nerves. Consequently, this will cause problems in any part of the body including the mouth. Gum Disease is the most common oral health problem affecting those with Diabetes. There are many other issues that show up with Diabetic Oral health problems. Diabetic Oral Health Problems include… First, the Diabetic patient may
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Happy New Year! If you are like many people, you probably made a resolution to be healthier in 2017. This may include using a juicer. But, is juicing really healthy for you and your teeth? Many juices are chock full of sugar and have high acidity levels. Both of these are no-no’s for healthy teeth.
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Are you damaging your teeth without even knowing it? Every day habit that seem innocent may actually be wrecking your teeth and playing havoc on your mouth. Here are Bad Habits for teeth and how to avoid them. Worst Offenders: Using Teeth as a Tool: We’re all guilty of prying packing or ripping tags off
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To keep your kids healthy for many school years to come, it is important to develop healthy habits. Smart healthy habits for good hygiene form best when kids are young. Here are tricks to help them master hand washing, sneezing, tooth brushing and more. Show and Tell. Many young children are visual learners, so make sure
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