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In this Summer issue: Tips for whiter teeth, fresh breath facts and more |
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Solutions for Sensitive Teeth
If you experience discomfort when trying to enjoy hot, cold or even sweet foods and beverages, youmay have sensitive teeth. It's a common complaint with several solutions to find relief.
Once we've ruled out cavities or fractures as the cause, we'll recommend a solution to make your teeth feel better and get you back to enjoying the things you love.
Mild Sensitivity: Try over-the-counter desensitizing toothpaste, which blocks sensations from
the tooth surface to the nerve.
Moderate Sensitivity: Topical fluoride applied to the sensitive areas or sealers to protect the
tooth root. Severe Sensitivity: May require root canal treatment, but only after trying all other methods.
Let us help you enjoy foods once again. Schedule an appointment today!
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Relax! We're Here to Keep You Comfortable
Sometimes, an upcoming dental appointment may cause anxiety or worry. But don't stress! There are many ways we can ease your fears.
If the sound of a drill bothers you, a headset with soothing music can work wonders. Also, visualization techniques such as beaches and other beautiful locations can put your head in a more relaxing place.
For those who need more, we can discuss a variety of anesthesia options. Depending on your needs, we can offer everything from local anesthetics that numb a specific area to relaxation agents such as nitrous oxide. We also administer mild to moderate sedation.
We're here to make you feel as comfortable and relaxed as possible so we can provide the most complete care possible.
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Simple Steps to Whiter Teeth
These days, a bright, sparkling smile is a sought-after asset. However, keeping your pearly whites, white isn't always easy.
Often, staining is the result of drinking dark beverages including coffee, tea and colas.
Using tobacco products and taking certain medications can lead to discoloration as well. But sometimes the cause cannot be controlled; age and genetics can also play a role. Try to reduce or quit drinking dark beverages or using tobacco. Be sure to brush and floss
every day, too. It's important to know that dark colors along the gum line could be cavities instead of stains, so remember to keep up regular dental cleanings as well. We'd be happy to discuss other ways to achieve a brighter smile, including:
• Bonding
• Veneers • Professional whitening |
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Say Good-bye to Bad Breath
Nothing kills a great conversation quicker than bad breath. Give those around you the gift of a fresh mouth, and fix this embarrassing problem once and for all. Here's how:
• Keep mouth food-free when you're not eating
• Brush and floss every day • Try to brush after each meal • Don't forget to brush your tongue! • See a dentist twice a year • Kick your tobacco habit • Use an antiseptic mouth rinse • Drink lots of water Soon enough you'll be on your way to minty-fresh. But if bad breath persists, be sure to see us as soon as possible. We may be able to help with more specialized products and advice.
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We hope you will share this mailer. For more information call us at (480) 994-5225. We are here to serve you!
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