Ah, root canals. Simply mentioning this term sends shivers down some people’s spines. It’s probably because in their minds, this is an invasive procedure that is extremely painful. However, we can assure that a lot of the things that you hear about root canals are just myths. Yes, there was a time when root canals
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A sensitive tooth is a common problem in the United States. 1 in 8 adults has suffered from this issue at some point in their lives. Get In Touch With Us: Bethesda Dental Health
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Although you practice good dental hygiene, your choppers aren’t as strong as you may have thought. You’ve got a chip or maybe something even more and it’s painful. But all you can think about is the scolding you’ll get from your dentist about your bad dental care habits.
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Of the many things we take for granted, good dental health is definitely one of them. It is crucial to educate our children regarding the importance of good dental health. By making them aware at an early stage, you can drastically reduce the risk of them contracting any form of diseases resulting from poor oral
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Your phone alarm starts to ring. You shuffle out of bed while rubbing your eyes as you prepare to get ready for the day. Just as you’re done brushing and washing your face, you notice the unused dental floss you purchased a week ago. “I’m getting late” is the thought which comes to mind as
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We brush, floss, and even get the occasional dental checkups to ensure our gums and teeth are in healthy condition. Yet, despite that care, gum diseases are some of the most prevalent diseases in the world. A recent study revealed that one in every two adults in America over the age of 29 had some form
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Routine visits to the dentist, in addition to brushing and flossing daily, are considered to be signs of good oral hygiene. But did you know that the benefits aren’t just limited to a sparkly smile and fresh breath? Maintaining good dental health benefits the rest of your body and increases your overall wellbeing.
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When’s the last time you went for a dental checkup? Doctors recommend at least two visits a year for checkup and cleaning. It helps in the early detection of possible infections and diseases and is crucial for maintaining healthy teeth and gums.
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For many patients visiting the dentist for tooth-pain, the thought of having a root canal procedure can be a frightening prospect. Excessive pain is commonly associated with the root canal procedure. This is due to many of us being misinformed regarding the procedure.
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Far too often, people focus on the brightness of their smile or how straight their teeth are while completely overlooking the importance of maintaining healthy gums.
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