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Help For Kids With Bite Problems

When the upper part of the jaw and the lower part of the jaw are not the same size, it often creates bite problems. Overbites and Underbites When the lower jaw is smaller than the upper jaw, it is called an overbite. When the reverse is true, it is called an underbite. Crossbites Another related condition

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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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Do Kids Get Periodontal Disease?

Most Marble Falls moms and dads are concerned about cavities. And rightly so. Tooth decay in children is a serious and widespread disease. What about kids’ gum disease? Are children at risk for an oral ailment that is commonplace in the adult population? Short answer: yes. Let’s discuss it. Children and teens are at risk

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Toothache? Broken Braces? Knocked-Out Tooth?

Let’s consider three dental issues that may require immediate treatment. Toothache Most of us experience a toothache at some point in our lives. Even one day with oral pain can seem like an eternity. A toothache could be a symptom of an abscess. If an abscess progresses, it can destroy the root of the tooth.

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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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Are You Suffering from Dry Mouth?

You know your teeth and gums are influential in your dental health, but did you know your saliva is equally important? You need just the right amount to keep your smile healthy. Unfortunately, 65% of people experience dry mouth (xerostomia) at some point during their life. Although it may not seem concerning at first, if

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