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Cracked, Fractured, Chipped Teeth- CEREC 2016 Even Better
By Blane J. Nasveschuk, DMD on April 26, 2017 in Amalgam, Articles, Bridge or Implant, CEREC, Cosmetic Treatment, Decayed Teeth, Implant Dentistry, News, Office News, Oral Health, Orthodontics, Sleep Apnea, Tooth Problems, Veneers
CEREC technology- Treat broken, decayed and ailing teeth, dental implant replacements and more. CEREC still expanding great value for patients!
Dental Flossing Value Questioned- Rutland, VT Dentist Response
By Blane J. Nasveschuk, DMD on December 9, 2016 in Articles, Bad Breath, Cardiovascular, Decayed Teeth, Gum Disease, History, Hygiene, Mouth Issues, News, Office News, Oral Health, Tooth Problems
Dental floss use, still have questions? Don’t believe everything you hear in the Associated Press!
Breakfast Floss- New Find in Philly (video)
By Blane J. Nasveschuk, DMD on February 27, 2014 in Articles, Decayed Teeth, Gum Disease, History, Hygiene, News, Office News, Oral Health, Tooth Ache
Breakfast Floss- the essence of breakfast in an oral hygiene too, a new find! Fun at Reading Terminal Market Philadelphia, PA.
Chipped Decayed Weak Teeth? CEREC Omnicam Dental Crowns Best Treatment (Video)
By Blane J. Nasveschuk, DMD on September 3, 2013 in Articles, CEREC, Cosmetic Treatment, Decayed Teeth, News, Office News, Sensitive Teeth, Tooth Problems
Broken, chipped, fractured teeth? CEREC Omnicam improves patient experience when dental crowns indicated.
Drinks Destroy Teeth
Drinks- Negative Trends Trendy drinks are causing a generation of young people to experience decay and loss of tooth enamel unprecedented in modern times. Over consumption of sugar-laden, acidic drinks, such as boxed juice, sport drinks and soft drinks, is reversing more than 50 years of public health gains realized through preventive measures like fluoridated […]
What is Mountain Dew mouth?
By Carol Gioia Mountain Dew soda, a product of the Pepsi Company, has been deemed the culprit in creating a high incidence of severe tooth decay in children from extremely poor regions, such as Appalachia, where there is often little resources or opportunity for routine dental care. A 20 ounce bottle of Mountain Dew contains […]
Tooth decay: Take the acid test
Decay Not the Only Threat Decay isn’t the only threat to our molars and incisors. Dentists are now fighting tooth erosion, caused by fizzy drinks and fruit – and the damage begins in childhood. Steve Connor reports Good brushing is important – but brush too hard and you may cause abrasion. Most parents realise the […]