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What Are The Advantages of Dental Veneers

Dental veneers are used as restoration tools to improve the appearance of the frontal teeth. Also called porcelain veneers or dental porcelain laminates, they are wafer-thin tooth-colored shells custom-made to fit the frontal teeth.

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What Kind Of Candy Is The Worst For Your Teeth?

Kids might love everything about Halloween, but for dentists, the thing kids love most about the holiday is scarier than any horror movie: a bag filled to the brim with tooth-rotting candy.

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Dental Veneers vs. Braces: Which Is Right for You?

Brushing, flossing and seeing the dentist are all important parts of overall dental health. But what if you have an issue with tooth alignment that requires more intensive treatment?

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Orthodontic Solutions for Overbites and Underbites

Properly aligned teeth allow us to chew and speak without difficulty. They also keep us from biting our cheeks and our tongues, and they allow for proper cleaning so we can prevent tooth decay.

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What to Eat After Your Dental Implant Procedure

Dental implants are specialized screws planted in the jawbone to anchor artificial teeth. Because of the firm bond between the bone and the titanium screws, these implants make the artificial teeth attached to them extremely strong.

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Foods and Drinks That Strengthen Tooth Enamel

We talked recently posted about the important role fluoride plays in oral care and how fluoride works to both restore damaged enamel and prevent against future damage.

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  1.  We are having all patient’s wait in their car until they are called in for their appointment. To maintain social distancing, we are not utilizing our waiting room. Until your appointment time, you'll be asked to wait in your car until we have a room sanitized and ready for you. Our front desk staff will call you to give you permission to enter the practice, and we will proceed with the following steps.
  2. CDC approved masks for patients and PPE for staff must be worn at all time To further prevent the spread of bacteria all patients have to wear CDC approved masks in the office, besides when you are getting your teeth worked on in your private dental room. Additionally, every staff member is suited up in PPE for their and your safety throughout your visit. 
  3. Temperature checks for all patients and staff are mandatory upon entrance to the office Every staff member and every patient will have a temperature check at the onset of their arrival to the practice, to ensure they are not running a fever.
  4. Medical mouthwash to rinse and clean mouth out Once you have had your temperature checked, our team will direct you to our restroom to use chlorhexidine mouthwash, to prevent spread of bacteria.
  5. All patients and staff need to wash hands for 20 seconds upon entry of office While in the restroom you will also be directed by our team member to wash your hands thoroughly for at least 20 seconds. 
  6. Covid screening questionnaire that covers the last 14 days of each patient’s activity Every patient must complete a questionnaire letting us know how you have spent your last 14 days, in order to ensure you were following the safety precautions for Covid. 
  7. Sanitation of common areas handles and treatment rooms in between each patient In between patients leaving and entering the office, a staff member will thoroughly clean and sanitize any common area handles and treatment rooms as an extra measure to prevent the spread of Covid.
  8. Private dental rooms for every patient To make sure there is less contact with other patients, everyone will have a clean and sanitized private dental room during their appointment.
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