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My Braces Broke — What Should I Do?

Dental braces are strong and durable, but they are certainly not invincible. Rarely, circumstances can arise that damage them. For example, you might accidentally bite down on something too hard or have an accident while playing sports. What
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I Am Not in Pain — Why Do I Need a Root Canal?

When you see your dentist for your regular exam, you might expect a good report. After all, your mouth may feel great, and you have been doing your best to take excellent care of your smile. It may come as a shock when your dentist informs you
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4 Keys to Avoiding Dental Implant Failure

Dental implants provide outstanding benefits, and they have the potential to last a lifetime. Plus, they boast an incredibly high success rate. In fact, according to some estimates, they are successful in over 95 percent of cases. However, in
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How Sleep Apnea May Contribute to Alzheimer’s

In recent decades, research into obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) has established that this common disorder can cause or worsen a number of significant health problems, including cardiovascular problems, obesity, and depression. Recently, a study has
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5 Tips for a Healthy Smile During Summer Vacation

It seems like summertime travel is more popular than ever. Are you among the millions of people who plan to get away from it all this summer? Whether you intend to relax on the beach or rough it in the wilderness, you should spare a moment to
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What Causes Swollen Gums with Braces?

When you first got braces, you might not have given much thought to how they could affect your gums. After all, they are intended for the teeth, not the pink tissue that supports them. Now, though, you might have noticed that your gums are a
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Want to Cut Back on Spending? Visit Your Dentist!

In these times of economic turbulence, many people are looking for ways to cut back on their spending. In addition to doing things like eating out less often and cancelling unnecessary subscriptions, they might also be taking more drastic
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Dealing with Orthodontic Problems at Home

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many dental and orthodontic offices to temporarily close or to only provide emergency and urgent care. They are therefore encouraging patients to do their best to handle non-critical situations at home. What,
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