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The Importance Of Dental X-Rays

Why are Dental X-rays Important?

Dental radiographs (often called x-rays) are detailed images of your teeth, gums, and jaws. According to the American Dental Association, this procedure is essential for oral care. It is a great tool that helps dentists diagnose and identify your symptoms, evaluate your oral health, and plan the best treatment for your needs. The x-rays provide a complete view of…

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What Is Fluoride and Why Is It Important to Dental Health?

What Is Fluoride and Do You Need It?

What Is fluoride? Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral you find in both salt and fresh water, soil, and numerous foods. In weighing the pros and cons of fluoride for teeth, researchers and dentists have found fluoride provides positive effects on dental health because it makes teeth stronger and more resistant to decay. It also can prevent tooth decay…

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What are cavity-fighting sealants?

shows where dental sealant put on a tooth

Dental caries is the most widely spread dental disease in the world. It affected about half of the world’s population, regardless of age. The most common risk factors associated with the high caries index are the high intake of sugar and the anatomical or structural change of the tooth. People that have deep fissures or grooves are more prone…

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Back to School Dental Tips from Salem Dentist

healthy tips for kids from dentist in Salem

School is back and it’s the perfect time to update your dental checklist! Don’t forget to include your child’s dental check-up and cleaning as part of their back-to-school checklist if they are due. Establish a brushing and flossing routine, come in for a checkup, throw out old toothbrushes, and pack healthy snacks and lunches! We hope everyone has a…

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The Link Between Stress, Anxiety, and Dental Health

You may be aware of the physical and emotional symptoms of stress such as headaches, stomachaches, and anxiety. But did you know that stress can also affect your oral, or mouth, health? It’s important to pinpoint the causes of your stress and know your body’s early warning signs. It’s also smart to take steps to reduce your stress.

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