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Feel Like a VIP

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Care, Oral Health

During many office visits, it is common to feel like you are just ANOTHER patient to your doctor. Dr. Kevin Sands wants to change that. He believes that every patient walking through his door should receive the most personalized and attentive care possible. He hopes every patient he sees feels like they matter because they […]

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Do You Fear the Dentist?

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Care

Afraid of the Dentist? If you’re fearful of dental visits, don’t worry; it’s more common than you think. In fact, research done by a Harvard study shows that 13 to 24 percent of all people have a phobia of the dentist. However, to help you ensure that you maintain a healthy mouth and a great smile, it’s important […]

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How Porcelain Veneers Can Dress Up Your Smile

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Porcelain Veneers

How Porcelain Veneers Can Improve Your Teeth Your smile speaks volumes about you. A wide, full smile usually tells others that you are open and friendly. A pursed, straight-line smile typically indicates that you are shy and closed off. Healthy, clean teeth are the mark of someone put together and organized. Have you stopped and taken […]

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The Truth Your Teeth Tell

Posted in Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health

The majority of people do not realize that a smile conveys so much more than just mood. A smile can communicate your happiness and sociability, but it also shows your teeth. In addition to having a huge effect on the overall appearance of your smile, your teeth reveal a lot about who you are, the […]

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How to Strengthen Teeth

Posted in Dental Care, General Dentistry, Oral Health

Even though tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, it can demineralize over time. Demineralization weakens the enamel and can lead to cavities, chips in the teeth, and tooth sensitivity. To strengthen your teeth, simply follow these seven steps: 1. Mind your diet The bacteria that cause cavities feed off of the sugar […]

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How to Floss Correctly

Posted in Oral Health

“Have you been flossing?” This is a question you’ve probably been asked many times at your regular dental visits, and for good reasons. Flossing is very important to maintaining oral health because it removes plaque and bacteria that a toothbrush cannot reach. This is common knowledge, yet so few people floss on a regular basis. […]

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How Low-Carb Diets Affect Oral Health

Posted in Oral Health

The term “low carb” means different things to different dieting communities. Some choose the Paleo way to low carb, focusing on a diet rich in meat and void of any grains, dairy, or sugar. Atkins followers who are in the “induction” phase choose to limit their carbs to just 20 grams per day – also […]

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3 Tricks to Get Dentist-Approved Halloween Treats

Posted in Dental Care

With Halloween right around the corner, you’ve probably been reminded of Jimmy Fallon’s Youtube challenge, “I Told My Kids I Ate All Their Halloween Candy.” Maybe you’ve also heard about the “candy tax” where parents keep a certain percentage of their child’s Halloween candy for themselves. It’s become obvious that many adults feel entitled to […]

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Is Coffee Good for Your Teeth?

Posted in Dental News, Oral Health, Teeth Whitening

Happy National Coffee Day! What better way to celebrate National Coffee Day than with some great news about coffee? Recent research has shown that caffeinated coffee offers many benefits for oral health, including less plaque and bacteria in the mouth as well as the potential to stave off serious health risks like oral cancer. Coffee […]

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