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Holiday Stress and Dental Cleanings

Are you feeling the holiday rush…that crush to get everything done with only a few weeks left until Christmas? If your turkey was not even fully digested before you started thinking about everything on your holiday to-do list, you are not alone. From shopping to addressing and mailing holiday cards to decorating and more, the…

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CDC Study Examines Oral Health of Women of Childbearing Age in the U.S.

It is widely known that oral diseases can be prevented or improved with regular dental visits. Additionally, pregnant women are at an increased risk for developing periodontal disease due to the hormonal changes that accompany pregnancy. For this reason, pregnant women and women who are planning to become pregnant in the future are encouraged to…

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Starting Out The School Year With Good Oral Health

If you live in metropolitan Atlanta and have a child who attends public school, yesterday was the first day of the 2013/2014 school year.  What happened to the summer?  Out with the carefree days of sleeping in and swimming in the pool.  In with homework, after-school activities and Fall sports.  At least that means football…

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Sedation Dentistry: What Is It?

Sedation Dentistry is a catch all term that can be used to describe dentistry that is performed while a patient is under some type of sedative medication or combination of medications. Nitrous Oxide is one form of Sedation Dentistry. Nitrous Oxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be inhaled to produce a euphoric feeling…

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How Does Dental Insurance Work?

If you are covered under a dental insurance plan, it is important for you to carefully read your benefits information and to fully understand your coverage, before you visit the dentist.  This will ensure that you are able to take full advantage of your coverage.  It will also help you know what to expect when…

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Bacteria That Causes Gum Disease May Also Worsen RA

Periodontal (gum) Disease is a chronic infection of the gums and tissues surrounding the teeth.  This common yet serious dental health problem has been associated with a number of other chronic conditions in the body.  A new study conducted by researchers from the University of Louisville School of Dentistry Oral Health and Systemic Diseases in…

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Summer Can Mean More Dental Traumas, Especially in Kids

It is summertime!  Time to relax and hang out with your family and friends and to enjoy some downtime with your kids while they are out of school.  Unfortunately, summer also means an increased number of dental traumas, especially among children.  This is because kids are more likely to play outside during summer and to…

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The Role of Mouth Rinses in Dental Health

It is hard to turn on the television these days without seeing an advertisement for a Mouthwash or Mouth rinse.  Different companies and brands tout different benefits for their mouthwashes ranging from freshening your breath to reducing plaque buildup.  There are many different brands that are available over the counter as well as prescription-only types…

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Risk Factors for Gum Disease

It is estimated that more than 75% of American Adults have some form of gum disease.  However, according to a major survey, only 60% are aware that they have this problem.  If left untreated, gum disease can lead to serious dental health issues including tooth loss.  That is why it is important to be aware…

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Cosmetic and Preventative Dentistry

Pure Dental Health Dentistry and You You arrive home from work and immediately head to the mailbox to check for a package.  As you start sifting through the letters, you come across a note from your high school class.  Your high school reunion is fast approaching, and you keep debating if you should attend. While…

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