You are undoubtedly aware of the daily dental hygiene “brush and floss” drill as a proven way to prevent cavities and periodontal disease. You may be brushing…but are you flossing your teeth at least once a day? It’s thought that dental floss was invented almost 200 years ago by an American dentist who insisted his […]
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Hearing the word “cancer” puts fear into the hearts of most people. And for some, a visit to the dentist can be an anxiety causing experience. • Tip: twice yearly dental exams and cleanings are vitally important in the early detection prevention and treatment of oral cancer. According the the Oral Cancer Foundation, approximately 37,000
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Bulimia: Complex Etiology, Challenging Treatment Dr. Winter was featured on Dentistry Today’s “The Wednesday Watch” video show to talk about his latest article. The article is about Bulimia and how complex and challenging the treatment can be. Bulimia effects men and women alike and can have far reaching effects. In his article, Dr. Winter says,
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When your child develops a nagging cough, your number one goal is to make them feel better as soon as possible. This is true morning noon and night. Because cough medicine doesn’t taste great on its own, helping your child get well often involves several doses of flavored cough syrup. What many parents may not
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Chronic bad breath is one of the most nerve wrecking dental concerns experienced by our patients. Patients who feel that they have bad breath that won’t easily subside want effective solutions, quickly. If you believe that you might suffer from bad breath or would just like to avoid this condition in the future is it
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The American Dental Association, which your personal dentist is most likely affiliated with, recommends that you visit the dentist at least every six months. But do you know why this is? Believe it or not, it’s mostly for your own personal benefit! Visiting the dentist regularly is essential in keeping your teeth and gums healthy.
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Bleeding gums is one of the most commonly reported dental conditions for Hampton Dental Associates’ patients. If you’ve noticed that your gums bleed during normal activities such as chewing, brushing or flossing it is important to have the problem diagnosed and treated as soon as possible. Untreated gum damage can lead to advanced gum disease
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