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Cosmetic Dentistry

Avoid These Foods & A Dental Emergency During COVID-19

The best way to slow the spread of the current COVID-19 pandemic is to practice social distancing and stay at home. Since most dental offices will only be accepting emergency appointments during quarantine, it’s more important than ever to keep our teeth safe and intact. Unfortunately, there are still plenty of ways you may accidentally

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Your Gums are Precious – Here’s How to Care for Them

To put into perspective the importance of your gum health, think of how vital it is to have adequate soil for crops to grow, the latter being equivalent to your teeth. Just as a horticulturist focuses on the condition of the soil, you should apply the same attention to caring for your gums. Not only

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Dental Implants: Does Your Age Matter?

Dental implants have rightly been called one of the most significant advances in dentistry: titanium posts that are inserted into the jaw to support one or more artificial teeth. Dental implants are available at Ritchie Dental Group in Marble Falls. A common concern for many patients is whether they are too old for a dental

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5 Ways to Celebrate National Children’s Dental Health Month

February is about a lot more than Valentine’s Day cards and boxes of chocolate—it’s also National Children’s’ Dental Health Month! The American Dental Association and other organizations have been promoting the importance of great oral hygiene in children every February since 1941. Unfortunately, convincing kids to take care of their teeth can be a challenge

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How Can Excessively Drinking Alcohol Affect Oral Health?

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, consuming 15 or more alcoholic beverages a week for men, and eight or more for women is considered heavy drinking. You’re probably already aware that this isn’t a healthy habit to maintain, but did you know that it can also have serious implications for your oral wellness? As

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Can Teeth Whitening Remove Stubborn Fluorosis Stains?

No matter how hard you try, you can’t seem to overcome the brownish blemishes that have bespeckled your front teeth. If they’re the result of fluorosis, which is caused by overexposure to fluoride early in life, then vigorous toothbrushing and teeth whitening won’t suffice. Thankfully, there is still help available for you. As you continue

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Missing Teeth? 5 Things You Need To Know About Dentures

1. Dentures are not the only replacement selection for missing teeth. Dental implants used alone or in combination with a partial denture is often a better option for patients. Whereas a removable appliance replaces only the visible parts of teeth, an implant replaces both the root and crown of a tooth. This has vital implications.

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What Do Red and Swollen Gums Mean?

Do your gums bleed whenever you brush and floss? Do they look red and swollen? Are they sensitive or tender? If so, you might have a condition called gum disease, which is estimated to affect more than half of Americans at some point in their lives. Your dentist may be able to treat the condition

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How to Prevent Enamel Erosion

Did you know that your enamel, or the outer layer of your teeth, is the hardest substance in your entire body? Unfortunately, the reason it’s like this is because it’s not made of living cells, meaning it can’t regenerate. Once it’s gone, it’s gone for good. Because enamel protects the sensitive inner portion of your

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5 Tips for a Healthy Holiday Smile while Traveling

The holidays are a busy and exciting time of the year as you celebrate the season with friends and loved ones. Often, this means you’ll be traveling at some point during the next few weeks. When you’re away from home, it’s easy to break your daily routine. As a result, a few bad habits might

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