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Exciting New Discovery Could Help in the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance
posted: Jan. 20, 2021.

Like the rest of healthcare, antibiotics have transformed dentistry. Advanced oral infections that once eluded successful treatment are routinely stopped with the use of these “wonder drugs.” But their overuse Read more
After a Devastating Injury, Prompt Action Saved Singer Carly Pearce's Smile
posted: Jan. 10, 2021.

Performing for an awards show is a quite a feather in an entertainer's cap. So, up-and-coming country music star Carly Pearce was obviously excited when she gained a slot on Read more
Reasons You Might Need A Dental Crown
posted: Jan. 06, 2021.

Could your smile benefit from a dental crown? Chances are fairly good that you know someone who wears a dental crown; however, you probably wouldn’t even notice it if they smiled. Read more
Crowns can now be made In-Office with the CAD/CAM System
posted: Dec. 31, 2020.

The traditional way to restore a tooth with an artificial crown takes several weeks and multiple office visits: from tooth preparation and impression molding to crown production by a dental Read more
Bad Breath in Children
posted: Dec. 21, 2020.

Even the sweetest children don’t always have sweet-smelling breath. If your child has persistent bad breath, it may be for one of the following reasons:POOR ORAL HYGIENE HABITS. Bad breath Read more
How to Avoid 'White Spot' Decay While Wearing Braces
posted: Dec. 11, 2020.

Straightening your teeth with braces or other orthodontic gear is a positive step toward a healthier and more attractive smile. You'll likely be pleased with your smile when they're removed.But Read more
A Toothless Tiger?
posted: Dec. 01, 2020.

Let’s say you’re traveling to Italy to surprise your girlfriend, who is competing in an alpine ski race… and when you lower the scarf that’s covering your face, you reveal Read more
Gingivitis: The First Stage of Gum Disease
posted: Nov. 25, 2020.

Gingivitis is basically a mild and common type of periodontal disease or gum disease. It causes redness and swelling of the gingiva, which is the portion of the gums that Read more
Root Resorption in Adult Teeth is a Cause for Concern
posted: Nov. 21, 2020.

As a new permanent tooth develops, the roots undergo a process of breakdown and growth. As older cells dissolve (a process called resorption), they’re replaced by newer cells laid down Read more
Are You a Good Candidate for Gum Grafting?
posted: Nov. 17, 2020.

More than 47 percent of American adults have gum disease (periodontitis) in one severity or other reports the CDC. Gum grafting effectively treats many of them. In Jacksonville, NC, periodontist, Read more
This Young Woman's Cancer Experience a Teachable Moment for all of us
posted: Nov. 11, 2020.

With college, a full-time job and an upcoming wedding to plan, Brooke Vitense had the hectic life of an average young woman in her twenties. But a chance discovery one Read more
That Small Mouth Sore is Likely Nothing - but Still Have it Checked
posted: Nov. 01, 2020.

If you notice a small sore or a change in the appearance of the tissues inside your mouth, don’t panic. It’s likely a common, minor ailment that appears on a Read more
Julianne Hough Shares a Video - and a Song - After Wisdom Teeth Come Out
posted: Oct. 22, 2020.

Once upon a time, celebrities tried hard to maintain the appearance of red-carpet glamour at all times. That meant keeping the more mundane aspects of their lives out of the Read more
Replacing a Knocked-Out Tooth Quickly Increases its Survival Chances
posted: Oct. 12, 2020.

Mouth injuries in children and teens are more common than you might think: about one out of three boys and one out of four girls will have experienced an injury Read more
Could a Metal Allergy Stop You From Getting Dental Implants?
posted: Oct. 02, 2020.

The subject of allergies covers a wide swath in medicine. Among other things, people have allergic reactions to animal fur, various foods and plant pollen. The effects are equally wide-ranging, Read more
Don't Let the Acid in Sports and Energy Drinks Ruin Your Tooth Enamel
posted: Sep. 22, 2020.

Sports and energy drinks — two different types of popular beverages. But though different they have one thing in common: they can both wreak havoc on your tooth enamel.That's because Read more

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