Eating is somewhat a matter of health and wellness, and it is also a matter of pleasure. We may forget this fact until eating starts to become less pleasant for one reason or another. One of the common frustrations that too few people are talking about is sensitivity. This is something we should talk about, because […]
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When you visit your dentist, you trust that the care provided to you is such that you will obtain the outcome you desire. There is no denying that, over the years, the methods of performing many different tasks changes. Dentistry is no different. Long ago and not so far away, cavities were repaired with gold
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When you love what you do, it shows. We are proud of the work we have done in 2016! First and foremost, we are honored that our office has been selected by so many discerning patients. We understand that finding the right dentist can be a challenge, and it pleases us that we have welcomed
Information is a powerful tool, so let’s get down to basics and learn about your teeth and what makes them so strong: Each tooth is comprised of two parts: •The visible crown •The root which lies under the surface of your gums and is not visible. You mouth contains four kinds of teeth: •The Incisors,
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Basically, your “bite” is how your teeth fit together. Plain and simple. But it’s not so simple if your bite is “off,” and causing you problems. Malocclusion – another name for the misalignment of your bite – can cause sensitivity, pain, and other discomforts that you would not normally associate with your teeth. There are
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Dry Mouth Syndrome is a common health issue that results from a lack of saliva – which is critical to your oral health. Why? Because saliva produces several enzymes that help you digest food and keep bacteria in your mouth in check. Sometimes, dry mouth exists side by side with mucositis and stomatitis, both of
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The well-known basics of good dental care – brush and floss twice a day – are essential to your dental health. But, it’s spring…so, why not add these six tips to your dental-to-do-list and spring into summer with a white, happy, bright and sunny smile: Scrape your tongue. Really. If you haven’t tried using a
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With the winds of winter almost gone, it’s time to think about spring cleaning – your car, your wardrobe, your house – and your dental “tool cabinet.” Here are five tips to help you do just that: Flossing is sadly neglected by many but dedicated flossers swear by it. You can’t get at the tiny
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At Hampton Dental Associates we offer many types of restorative dental procedures – implants, dentures, whitening, crowns and veneers – each and all designed to repair or restore your teeth to their natural, youthful condition. Your teeth are designed to last a lifetime…but, sometimes because of a lack of proper care, they are damaged or
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Everyone deals with daily stress – personal and professional relationship can be difficult, along with chronic financial or health concerns. The search for ways to relieve stress is also common – walking, meditation, exercise and yoga can all be helpful. One of the ways stress can manifest itself physically is jaw clenching or teeth grinding.
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