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Posts Tagged ‘dentist’
Reasons to See Your Dentist in Annapolis
We understand how visiting the dentist is something that you actively avoid. However, putting off these appointments is no laughing matter. It’s perfectly reasonable to be reluctant to come in for a cleaning or a check-up, but there are also… Read More
Overcoming Your Fear of the Dentist
Every six months or so, you’re supposed to have a dental cleaning. But for one reason or another, you’re overcome with anxiety when it’s time for your appointment. Here are some ways to start getting past your fear of the… Read More
3 Tips for Making Your Mouth Healthier This Summer
Take a minute to think about all the yummy treats you can indulge in this summer. There’s a snowball stand down the street, or maybe you’re thinking about making a tall pitcher of lemonade. If you’re bound for the beach,… Read More
4 Ways to Help Your Child Love the Dentist
No one likes going to the dentist, least of all children. But how can you convince your kids that going to the dentist isn’t the end of the world? We’ll look at 4 easy ways to help your child love… Read More
Bad Habits Equal Bad Teeth
We all have habits and behaviors that are a way for us to release energy as well as frustrations, but could these habits be ruining your teeth?
How to Choose the Right Toothbrush for Your Dental Routine?
If you have ever walked into a store with the purpose of purchasing a new toothbrush, you have known the confusion buying a new one brings. From hard, soft, and medium bristles to electric and battery powered, there are so… Read More
Tooth Trouble: Sensitive Teeth
Ice cream, coffee, tea, and soda can be enough to send you into fits of pain and even tears if you are like the other millions of adults who suffer from sensitive teeth. It is estimated that one in eight… Read More
Cavities: Signs, Causes, and Prevention
Cavities are actually holes or structural damage to the two outer layers of a tooth. These layers are called enamel and dentin. Both of these layers of your teeth help protect the soft living tissue underneath called the pulp. As… Read More
Dental Care: Traditional Flossing Vs. WaterPik
The WaterPik advertises itself as a complete replacement for flossing, going as far as saying that it is superior to traditional flossing in both comfort and effectiveness. Although the product does perform well in certain key areas, it does not… Read More