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04/06/2023

: Make sure to use a soft-bristled toothbrush and to be gentle while brushing your gums. Consider using an interdental brush or water flosser to clean in between teeth and around the gum-line.

04/04/2023

Proper dental care is essential for maintaining healthy teeth and preventing common problems like cavities and gum disease. Regular checkups help detect any signs of decay or damage before they become an issue. Schedule your next appointment today!

04/01/2023

National RX take back day is April 22. Here is a chance to safely dispose of unused or unwanted medications.

The drug overdose epidemic in the United States is a clear and present public health, public safety, and national security threat. DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day reflects DEA’s commitment to Americans’ safety and health, encouraging the public to remove unneeded medications fro...

03/30/2023

: Be gentle when you brush and floss. Don't scrub too hard - this can damage your gum tissue. Using a soft-bristled brush can help you accomplish this goal.

03/28/2023

Did you know that between 15–20% of U.S. adults from 33 to 44 years of age have some form of gum disease?

03/23/2023

Myth: OTC treatments like Crest White strips are as effective as in-office dental whitening treatments.

03/21/2023

Concerned about fluoride intake? You can reduce exposure by:

1. Finding alternate sources of drinking water such as bottled water.
2. Using a fluoride filter for tap water such as Waterdrop 10UA Under Sink Water Filter System or the Brita Ultra Max Filtering Dispense.
3. Using fluoride free toothpaste like Tom’s of Maine.

03/16/2023

As soon as the first baby teeth start to appear you should start to clean them.

At first you may find it easier to use a piece of clean gauze or cloth wrapped around your forefinger. As more teeth appear, you will need to use a baby toothbrush.

Use a pea-sized smear of fluoride toothpaste and gently massage it around the teeth and gums.

: It can be easier to clean their teeth if you cradle your baby's head in your arms in front of you.

03/14/2023

Fill in the blank:

I would like to eat/drink more __________ if it wasn't so bad for my teeth.

03/09/2023

: The world record for the most teeth in a person's mouth is 41, and is held by Evano Mellone of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

03/07/2023

You can preserve your oral and general health by quitting smoking. Consider talking to your dentist about quitting and what resources are available, such as patches, medications, and tracking apps like the National Cancer Institute's Quit Smoking app.

03/02/2023

“Ignore your teeth and they’ll go away.”~ Unknown

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