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April 15, 2021
Stress and Gum Disease The definition of stress has changed through the COVID-19 pandemic. Stress as it relates to the pandemic was initially about remaining healthy, but as shutdown and quarantine time lengthened, the stress extended to financial issues, and unsettled tension in family...
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April 14, 2021
Broken tooth A broken tooth is usually unexpected and uncomfortable for people. When a tooth breaks, it is easy to start panicking; especially if it is a front tooth that presents cosmetic dental concerns. As a patient, it is best to slow down and take a look at the fractured piece. There are questions that your dentist will ask.  The first questions is how much...
April 13, 2021
Dental Insurance During the COVID-19 19 pandemic, many workers around the world lost their full time job or the health care benefits that they received from their job. Dental insurance typically helped make dental treatment affordable for many people. Without dental insurance, out of pocket costs from...
April 12, 2021
Gum health and COVID 19The COVID-19 pandemic has led to uncountable changes across the world. Travel has been significantly impacted; the way families and friends can show affection is limited to reduce the risk of spreading this new coronavirus. And it has led health care providers to evaluate what parts of the body in addition to the respiratory system demonstrate a decline in health when affected by COVID-19.  Patients with...
January 06, 2020
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November 04, 2019
  My Whole Tooth Cells are the basic unit of life found in all living organisms. A cell is the smallest unit of life. Cells differentiate into specialized cell types to form teeth Ameloblasts are the types of cells that form enamel Odontoblasts are the types of cells that form dentin...
October 02, 2019
Will Vaping Hurt My Teeth? Vaping is the use of electronic cigarettes and is more popular amongst youth than any traditional tobacco product. Both electronic and conventional cigarettes contain Nicotine. Hence the Food and Drug Administration has not approved of electronic cigarettes as an item that...

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