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The Benefits of Choosing Sedation Dentistry
Sedation dentistry is helpful for individuals who fear visiting the dentist. We find that some patients have a low pain tolerance, sensitive teeth, claustrophobia, or poor past experiences. Whatever the reason may be, we offer various degrees and types of sedation. Our doctors are highly trained and experienced in all types of sedation, so you […]
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Do I Need a Root Canal?
If you are having issues with your oral health, you may ask yourself, “Do I need a root canal?” Although this may be a scary thought, Oral Health Center always keep gentleness and patient comfort in mind. We also provide the necessary sedation techniques so we can completely reduce the discomfort or anxiety you may […]
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Why do I Grind My Teeth at Night
There are about ¼ of the U.S. Population the deals with and oral issue called bruxism. You may not have heard of bruxism specifically, but you will recognize the issue by the symptoms, which are: grinding your teeth, and gnashing. When you grind your teeth together or clench your jaw tightly there are some ramifications. […]
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How to Respond to a Dental Emergency
If you are experiencing extreme pain and going through a dental emergency, the most important thing for you to do is not panic! Call the Oral Health Center, right away, but in the meantime, here are some helpful things you can do. Adult Tooth Gone Missing There are three steps that you should follow […]
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Why Your Kids Need to Visit a Dentist
As an adult, you see your dentist every six months for a cleaning and checkup to make sure your teeth and gums are healthy. But what about your child? If your child an infant? Or a toddler? What about your teenager? There is an option for you to consider for your child as early as […]
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Tips for Your Child’s First Visit to the Dentist
Taking your children to the dentist’s office can be a daunting task considering the nerves and anxiety that some of them face when it comes time to visit. Especially if it is the child’s very first dentist visit, then they may feel even more anxious. To help your child have a more pleasant experience for […]
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