Benefits of Visiting Your Dentist

Routine dental visits are certainly a good habit, but why do dentists recommend cleanings and what is it they do? The simplest and most obvious answer is that it’s a preventive treatment meant to keep you healthy. It is relatively easy to maintain a healthy mouth if...

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Tips for Gum Disease Prevention

Gum disease prevention begins with you and your oral health habits. Many people realize they may have a problem with their teeth when they find blood on their toothbrush, have frequent bad breath, or have swollen/tender gums. According to the American Dental...

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What To Do in a Dental Emergency

If you have a dental emergency, tooth pain, or jaw pain, you are not alone. As with any other health concern, dental problems are common and can occur anytime. One of the main causes is poor oral hygiene leading to issues like cavities, root infection, or gum disease....

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Safe Foods to Eat While Wearing Braces

Put down the popcorn and put away the caramels. When it comes to safe food to eat while wearing braces, you can forget the crunchy and sticky stuff. One of the most difficult adjustments to living with life with braces is that you can’t eat whatever food you want...

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How To Take Care of Your Dentures

As we constantly say at Afdent, a healthy mouth leads to a healthy life. And taking proper care of your dentures will keep you on the road to good health. Just like your natural teeth, dentures require proper care to keep them clean, free from stains, and looking...

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Why Is It Important To Replace Lost Teeth?

Your smile is a reflection of your personality and a key component of your overall well-being. However, when a tooth is lost, it can be a disheartening experience, impacting not only your smile but also your oral health.

Understanding the Vital Connection Between Diabetes and Oral Health

Maintaining good oral health is essential for overall well-being, and it's particularly crucial for individuals with diabetes. Diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, can have a profound impact on oral health. In this blog, we'll explore the...