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Should You Ask for Sedation Dentistry?

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When it comes to helping you feel more comfortable at the dentist, sedation dentistry can be a game-changer. At Pure Dental Health, we proudly offer multiple options in sedation dentistry to ensure each patient feels a level of relaxation they need and deserve in the dental chair. Types of Sedation Dentistry Offered at Pure Dental…

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Are You Guilty of These Tooth Brushing Mistakes?

According to a survey conducted by the American Dental Association (ADA), about 75% of American adults reported that they brush their teeth twice a day or more. This means that the majority of people in the United States do brush their teeth daily. While this is great news, it doesn’t mean that most Americans are…

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Top Tooth Staining Sources for the Aging Smile

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A bright white smile is always preferable. Unfortunately, teeth often become dull, yellow and stained. This can be a problem for patients of all ages, but older smiles are the most at risk. As we get older, the white enamel of our teeth wears thin, which makes them the perfect sponge for soaking up food…

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Reasons to Consider a Water Flosser

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Flossing is not an optional part of your oral hygiene routine. Without flossing, you are missing up to 35% of your tooth surfaces. Flossing helps remove bacteria, plaque and food debris in places where your toothbrush simply can’t reach. If you have trouble flossing every day, it may be time to consider a different method…

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Brushing and Flossing: Does Order Matter?

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When it comes to your hygiene routine, it is common to be set in your ways. You may wash your hair first in the shower or apply lotion to your face before your hands. For most hygiene tasks, the order in which you perform them doesn’t really matter – just as long as you are…

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The Power of a Smile

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Do you view smiling as an involuntary response or a conscious choice? If you are only smiling when something makes you laugh or brings you joy, you may be missing out on some of the most powerful benefits of smiling. Consider forcing yourself to smile more and you will be pleasantly surprised at the results.…

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Dental Sealants

If there were an easy fix to protect your teeth in order to successfully and easily (and without any pain!) prevent cavities and tooth decay, would you be interested? Well, let us talk about dental sealants. Dental sealants are thin, plastic coverings that are painted onto the surfaces of the back teeth in order to…

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Tooth Sensitivity

Have you ever noticed that you tend to chew only on one side of your mouth? Does eating a bowl of ice cream or drinking a large glass of ice water cause a jolt of pain in? Or do you let your morning coffee cool way down before you try to enjoy it? If you…

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Conquering Your Excuses for Flossing Your Teeth

Do you floss your teeth everyday?  If not, 2015 is the time to start this very healthy habit.  You may not realize it, but dentists agree that flossing your teeth everyday is just as important as brushing.  This is because dental floss can remove food particles from between the teeth that are not accessible with…

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What Do My Red and Swollen Gums Mean?

Are your gums red and swollen. Do they bleed easily when brushing or flossing your teeth. Are they pulling away from your teeth and exposing the roots? All these things are signs of periodontal disease: a chronic infection of the tissues and bone supporting your teeth. If not treated properly, periodontal disease can lead to…

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