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Hannah Stephens

Do I Really Need to Floss?

So, what does flossing do, and do you really need to do it? Here’s how often you need to clean between your teeth.

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Lee Soren

Do I Need to Scrape my Tongue?

You can keep your tongue clean and fresh through a process known as tongue scraping. Here’s why you may want to incorporate this lesser-known aspect of dental hygiene into your daily routine.

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Shelley Frost

Are Dental Implants a Catch-All Solution for Tooth Loss?

Dental implants offer a tooth replacement option if you're dealing with tooth loss — but they’re not right for everyone. Here’s what to know before making a cosmetic dental appointment.

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Shelley Frost

What Is a Fluoride Treatment, And Do I Need One?

Regular dental checkups are essential for keeping your teeth and gums as healthy as possible, but knowing which dental services are necessary can be tricky. Here's what to know when your dentist offers you fluoride treatments.

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Medical
Shelley Frost

Pros and Cons of Veneers

Dental veneers are a cosmetic dentistry option that can cover up many imperfections on your teeth. Comparing the pros and cons of veneers can help you decide if they'll work for you.

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Medical
Shelley Frost

Why Is My Dentist Upselling Me?

“Would you be interested in a fluoride treatment today?” If this sounds like something your dentist has said, you may be frustrated at their attempt to “upsell” you during your appointment.

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Kaia Koglin

Do You Need to Have Your Wisdom Teeth Removed?

Before you go rushing to make an appointment for oral surgery, you should know that wisdom teeth removal isn’t always necessary.  This is what you need to know.

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Bridget Coila

Does Teeth Whitening Hurt Your Enamel?

Questions about the safety and efficacy of teeth whitening might leave you wondering whether to invest in polishing up your smile, but in general, the procedure is considered safe for enamel.

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