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• 2 Discreet Ways To Align Your Teeth

  25 January 2016

  Having teeth that are misaligned can make you feel uncomfortable about your appearance. However, having your mouth filled with metal brackets can also make you feel self-conscious. Nevertheless, there are multiple dental alignment options available for people who want to have their teeth discreetly straightened. Here are a few of them: Invisalign Invisalign is a newer orthodontic option that offers multiple benefits for people who want to have their teeth straightened inconspicuously.

• 2 Things You Can Do To Help Keep Your Toddler's Teeth Free Of Decay

  6 January 2016

  If you are the parent of a young child whose first teeth have just erupted, you may already have concerns about his or her dental health. A young toddler cannot adhere to an oral hygiene program. His or her dental health will rely on your diligence. Here are a few things you can do to help your toddler's teeth remain free of decay: Take away the bottle. If your child is old enough to be weaned from the bottle, you should take away the bottle as soon as possible.

• How To Get A Different Smile With Dental Contouring

  16 December 2015

  Even if you have healthy, white and straight teeth, it doesn't necessarily mean that you are happy with the way your teeth look. Your teeth may seem too pointy, too boxy or just simply have a shape to them that you wish you could change. No matter what your reasoning is for being unhappy with the look of your teeth, there may be something that you can do about it. Read the article below to learn about dental contouring and what it means for you.

• Just Diagnosed With Diabetes? What You Should Know About Dental Care

  28 November 2015

  If you've recently been placed on medication or a strict diet after being diagnosed with diabetes, you may still be struggling with the demands of your new lifestyle. After dealing with multiple doctor's appointment and pharmacy waits over the past few months, the last thing you may feel like doing is making an appointment with your dentist -- however, receiving proper oral care is more important now than ever before. Read on to learn more about some of the effects diabetes can have on your teeth and gums, as well as what you should do to keep your mouth in great condition while managing your diabetes.

• Celebrate National Flossing Day! Your Teeth Will Thank You

  10 November 2015

  Did you know that the day after Thanksgiving is officially National Flossing Day? It was named such in 2000 by the National Flossing Council. All you have to do to celebrate is remember to floss your teeth – and then dedicate yourself to flossing at least once per day for the following year. To help inspire your participation in this important holiday, here's a look at a few benefits of flossing, and how to make your flossing routine easier.