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3D Printing in Dentistry
The use of 3D printing has revolutionized everything from crafting to construction – but it also has a rapidly growing role in medicine, specifically dentistry. In fact, the global dental 3D printing market is projected to reach $6.5 billion by 2025 from $1.8 billion in 2020. And while 3D printing in dentistry may seem unusual,
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Worst Holiday Foods for Your Smile
For many, the holidays aren’t complete without indulgent holiday favorites like candy canes, caramel, and eggnog. But these sugary sweets can wreak havoc on your teeth if not consumed in moderation. According to Colgate, sugar is the main culprit to watch for during the holiday season, but it’s important to beware of sticky and starchy
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New Halloween TikTok Trend that Could Damage Your Teeth
Dressing up as a vampire for Halloween is always a simple, go-to costume, but there’s a new TikTok trend circulating the Internet that could make this classic look a dangerous one. Several TikTok users have shared a DIY Halloween trick that involves gluing fake nails to your teeth to mimic vampire fangs. These videos show
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How Gum Health is Linked to Overall Health
It has long been noted that the health of your gums is linked to the health of your entire body. In fact, one recent study found that patients with gum disease were more likely to suffer serious complications after contracting COVID-19. September is National Gum Month, and many local dentists are taking the opportunity to
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Teeth Grinding Due to Stress
Many parents are feeling the weight of the unknowns associated with the upcoming school year. With so many details still up in the air, parents are experiencing increased levels of anxiety and stress, both of which can cause tangible effects on physical health. One condition that is common with increased stress is teeth grinding, also known