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  5 Reasons Why Athletic Mouth Guards Are Important

  When playing sports, there are many objects, other people, and tools that can cause injuries. Those playing contact sports will need to wear a mouth guard to protect their teeth and maintain their oral health. Wearing a mouth guard while playing sports can actually help you save money and feel confident in your smile.

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  5 Tips For Sleeping After Wisdom Teeth Removal

  Many patients feel a large amount of pain and stress after oral surgery and wisdom teeth removal. Going to sleep after the procedure can seem scary, but there are some tips to help you get a restful night’s sleep without too much worry. Sleeping after wisdom teeth removal can be comfortable and helpful in your healing process. 

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  Root Canals: 4 Useful Tips To Recover Faster

  The dental procedure of a root canal is essential to protect and save a tooth that has been severely infected. After you have had a root canal, you will need to rest and take good care of your mouth while it heals. Treating your root canal tooth with care and practicing proper brushing and flossing on all teeth will help you recover faster and prevent further tooth decay. Below are some tips to help ensure you recover faster and avoid any further complications. 

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  6 Important Tips For When Your Kids Begin Losing Baby Teeth

  Babies and children go through cycles of teething and losing their baby to make room for their permanent adult teeth. Children can start to lose baby teeth from the age of 4-7 years old. Each child is different and will get teeth and lose teeth at different times and visiting the dentist regularly will help you ensure that everything is healthy and normal. 

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  5 Important Things To Know About Toothaches

  Toothaches are one of the most annoying and painful problems that your mouth can experience. It can be tempting to just shrug off a toothache and hope that it will get better on its own, but unfortunately, that is not always the case. It is important to get your toothache checked out if certain signs appear. Continue reading to learn more about toothaches, what causes them, and what you can do to avoid and/or treat them.

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  TMJ Disorders: 3 Important Things To Know

  TMJ disorders can cause people inexplicable amounts of pain and seemingly come out of nowhere. The TMJ (temporomandibular joint) is the junction between your jaw and your head that connects them. A variety of different problems can cause pain in this joint. There are also several ways that TMJ disorders can be treated. Your dentist or a TMJ specialist are the best people to speak to if you suspect that you have a TMJ disorder. Continue reading to learn more about TMJ, the symptoms and causes of TMJ disorders, and the treatment options that are available.

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