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5 Ways to Change Your Oral Hygiene Routine When You’re Sick
Sometimes we can’t help but get sick or feel unwell. Whether you catch a cold, double-over from the stomach flu, get a migraine, or suffer
March 20, 2021
Sometimes we can’t help but get sick or feel unwell. Whether you catch a cold, double-over from the stomach flu, get a migraine, or suffer
Do you love hard candies? Do you regularly use breath mints? What about lozenges to get a nutritional boost or when you have a sore
Sugar is bad for your teeth. When it stays on your enamel, sugar encourages bacteria to grow in your mouth, which causes acid that gradually
Mouthguards can help protect your teeth from chipping or cracking. They’re a vital tool to help people maintain healthy smiles and good oral hygiene. Today’s
We see a lot of patients with chipped teeth at our dental clinic. No matter how careful we are, chipped teeth sometimes happen anyway. Today’s
Your mom probably told you to stop chewing gum when you were a kid. Of course, “back in the day” most chewing gums had sugar
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, offers one useful part or piece of sedation dentistry here at Parkcrest Dental Group. Laughing gas is one
You see the outside of your pearly whites every day. This is the enamel that makes it easy to chew your food. Did you know
Mouthwash is a vital part of oral hygiene, to go along with regular brushing and flossing every day. Not all mouthwashes are created equal. You