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How to Floss Flawlessly

Home When it comes to flossing, most people think they have a pretty good grasp on the morning or before bed task. But are you really flossing flawlessly? In order to floss flawlessly and keep your gums and pearly whites

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5 Ways to Prevent Tooth Decay in Your Child

Home It’s every parent’s goal – to help their kids succeed to the best of their ability. But what about when it comes to their oral health? Here are five ways you can help them prevent tooth decay. 1. Don’t

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Navigating At-Home Teeth Whitening

Home Having straight teeth can improve your confidence and bite, but giving your smile a colour boost with at-home whitening products is now easier than ever before. The catch? With so many options and different ingredients, how can you be

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How to Excite Your Kids About Oral Health

Home Instilling proper oral health habits in your children while they’re young can make a world of difference in their smile for years to come. But getting them excited about their oral health can be difficult for some parents. If

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3 Reasons You Should Be Flossing

Home Patients with the best oral health understand that flossing and brushing is an unbeatable combination when it comes to your teeth. If you have trouble remembering to floss each day, here are a few reasons to get with the

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All About Deep Cleanings

Home You visit our practice every six months for your checkup and clean…but this time, we’ve recommended you consider a deep cleaning. If you’ve never had one before, you might be confused as to what it entails. Here’s how one

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Do You Have Bad Breath?

Home Maybe you’ve noticed that your co-workers tend to back up when you’re speaking to them directly. Or, perhaps you can’t shake the bewildering smell that seems to follow you wherever you go. Newsflash: It might be your breath. While

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3 Easy Fixes to Relieve Dry Mouth

Home Does your mouth feel like the Sahara? Perhaps your tongue is like a parched plain. If the atmosphere inside your mouth is frequently arid, you may have xerostomia or dry mouth. Those with this condition don’t produce sufficient saliva

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