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We look forward to welcoming you back!

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What Are Your Options After Having a Tooth Pulled?

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Many patients wonder: what are your options after having a tooth pulled? A tooth extraction is the medical term for having a tooth pulled. Your dentist may suggest an extraction if a tooth is damaged beyond repair. They may also suggest removing teeth if there isn’t enough room in your mouth for all of your teeth to…

What Happens if You Don’t Replace a Missing Tooth?

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There are dozens of ways to lose a tooth. It could be completely accidental or the result of years of neglect. However, the end result is the same. You have a gap, and you have to decide what to do about it. In this scenario, it’s very common for non-specialists to assume that it really…

What Foods Are Bad for Your Gums?

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When it comes to maintaining your dental health, it’s easier to get caught up on your teeth while neglecting the health of your gums, palate, and tongue. It is true that taking good care of your teeth will generally have a positive effect on these other aspects of oral health, but they have specific sensitivities…

The Connection between Gum Disease and Heart Disease

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You probably already know that gum disease is a bad thing. It makes you more susceptible to tooth decay, can result in the loss of teeth, and can even cause severe infections that could threaten your life. However, did you know that having gum disease may also be linked to heart disease? Statistically speaking, Harvard Health states…

What are the Early Signs of Gingivitis?

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Gingivitis is a serious disease that doesn’t just target your teeth. In fact, scientific studies have shown that patients with gingivitis are at higher risk for stroke, diabetes, and heart disease. This is one of the reasons why dentists are so adamant that you protect your teeth and gums. In many ways, your mouth is the primary…

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