See a Dentist in DuPont to Use Your Insurance Benefits

October 21, 2018

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — Tags: — tntadmin @ 3:11 am

man smiling into mirrorHalloween is upon us, which means you have about two months to use up your dental insurance benefits. Don’t let benefits run out! Check with your insurer or your dentist in DuPont to see if you have any remaining benefits. If you do, then schedule an appointment today so you can begin or complete the dental care you need to maintain a healthy and beautiful smile.

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Choosing The Best Teeth Whitener

January 6, 2017

Filed under: Dental Cleaning,Dental Hygiene — pts @ 5:08 pm

22481905_mWe all want that amazing movie star smile but such white teeth do not come by easily. Choosing the best method to whiten your teeth is dependent on a myriad of factors. It is up to the individual to determine how they want to cleanse their teeth dependent on the following factors:
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Tooth Anatomy – Know the parts of your tooth

December 30, 2016

Filed under: Dental Cleaning,Dental Hygiene — pts @ 4:47 pm

55541019_mThe tooth is one of the strongest and most valuable parts of the human body. It is made up of several parts, all of which play a significant role in the health and function of the teeth. Knowledge of the basic anatomy of the tooth makes us understand how they are built, what purpose they serve, helping us to take oral hygiene more seriously. Each tooth is made of two major parts, including the crown and root.
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Patient’s Guide to Cavities

December 15, 2016

Filed under: Dental Cleaning,Dental Hygiene — pts @ 11:11 pm

49346099 - teeth cavity with the treatmentThe mouth naturally contains various elements including saliva, plaque, calculus and many types of bacteria. Some bacteria are beneficial as they help control the destructive bacteria. Other strains like Streptococcus mutan contribute to tooth decay by consuming simple sugars and converting them into an acidic plague. Dental plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on your teeth soon after eating or drinking sugary substances.

When plaque sticks to the teeth, the acid produced progressively attacks the minerals in your teeth in a process called demineralization. If you neglect to brush and floss as often as you should, plaque keeps growing and becomes hard and difficult to remove, forming a gateway for the formation of cavities. As more sugars are consumed, the acids produced continue to eat their way into the enamel to the inside part of the tooth leading to tooth decay.

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Mouthwash Guide for Oral Hygiene

November 9, 2016

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — pts @ 9:05 pm

21329280 - closeup on hand holding bottle of mouthwashMost people turn to mouthwash whenever their breath requires a boost, it’s useful and convenient. Some use it to eliminate germs, some for medicinal purposes, while others simply for whitening teeth, or most commonly refreshing their breath. However, with numerous types of mouthwash available in the market today, there has been misunderstanding and confusion of whether to use the product or not. It’s important to note that while daily brushing and flossing are needed for the daily oral routine, adding mouthwash to the routine can be a big plus.

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Toothaches

November 1, 2016

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — pts @ 10:36 pm

12781417 - young woman in pain is having toothacheTooth decay may be the primary cause of toothaches. However, there are other causes of aches that may be found by thorough oral examination. For instance, an infection such as gum disease may be the cause of toothaches. This article will examine some common causes of toothaches.

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Signs You Need to See Your Dentist

July 29, 2016

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — pts @ 10:18 pm

Many people are understandably reluctant to see the dentist. Dental visits can be expensive even to the people who have health insurance, and dental visits can be uncomfortable even for the people who see skilled dentists. However, going to the dentist on a regular basis can help people prevent a wide range of different health problems in the short-term and the long-term. The warning signs that people might be able to spot could stop them from developing truly serious and expensive problems down the line.
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Choosing the Right Type of Toothpaste for your Teeth

June 16, 2016

Filed under: Dental Cleaning,Dental Hygiene — pts @ 11:17 pm

Why Is It So Important to Choose the Right Type of Toothpaste?

Most toothpastes will have some ingredients in common. For example, most toothpastes will have some sort of mild abrasive such as calcium carbonate, phosphate salts, and silicates as way of scrubbing away the bits and pieces clinging to the surface of the teeth without actually doing damage to the underlying material. However, it is important to note that different toothpastes will have some differences as well, meaning that they do different things better than the rest. As a result, if you want the best results for your teeth when you brush them, you want to make sure that you have chosen the right type of toothpaste for you.

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Oral Tips For Children

April 20, 2016

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — pts @ 5:43 pm

Children's teeth

Having good oral hygiene should begin even before infants have teeth! Teaching your child good oral hygiene will set your child up for a life of healthy teeth.
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Candy Is A Tooth’s Nightmare!

March 29, 2016

Filed under: Dental Hygiene — pts @ 6:21 pm

candy

Our love for candy is strong, but unfortunately it is terrible for teeth. Satisfying a sweet tooth is as easy as opening a candy wrapper and taking a bite – yes, it’s literally that easy. But before you go in to satisfy your candy craving, please realize that these sugary treats are really bad for your teeth.

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