Does your family benefit from the care of one dentist? If not, you are complicating your loved one’s oral health needs. Everyone has unique dental requirements that change throughout life. If you do not have a family dentist to care for them, it could mean running to different dental offices to get the services they depend on. To simplify scheduling appointments and to enjoy a higher standard for dentistry, you need one dental team by your side, but how do you know which is the right practice? When finding the perfect dentist, there are several things to consider.
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Over the last several decades, there have been numerous advancements in dentistry to allow your natural teeth to be preserved for longer than ever before. Although these improvements have helped to lower the rate of tooth loss in the United States, the American College of Prosthodontics estimates that 120 million Americans have at least one missing tooth while another 36 million are suffering from complete tooth loss. To regain a beautiful smile, you can choose a 
When it comes to visiting the dentist, it is not an easy experience for everyone. Everyone has different comfort levels and unique needs when seeing their dentist in Cumming. For some, they are fearful of the dentist while others cannot lay in one position for too long or have a low pain tolerance. No matter the cause behind your discomfort, 
Bad breath is very embarrassing, and it sometimes points to a health issue in the mouth or elsewhere in the body. Drs. Brian and Katherine Lee of Dentistry at Windermere expose the reasons behind halitosis and help treat them. 
As a parent, you want your children to grow up with the best oral health possible. So, you teach them at home to brush properly twice a day, to floss their teeth and to eat nutritious, well-balanced diets to keep teeth and gums strong and viable.
Gum disease begins with plaque, which is that colorless and sticky bio film that our mouths produce all day, every day. Removing plaque is an important part of your daily oral hygiene routine that helps you avoid not only gum disease—gingivitis and periodontitis—but also tooth decay. Brushing removes plaque from the surfaces of your teeth, but what about the plaque that hides in between your teeth and along the gum line? For that you must floss. Your 
It’s been awhile since you learned how to brush — a couple decades, at least. Today, we’re sending you back to school for little a brush up on that toothbrush, and how to clean your teeth correctly. The wrong moves allow bacteria to build up in those little nooks and crannies in your mouth, and tartar and decay are soon to follow. You don’t want that, and we don’t want that for you — so whip out your notebook and listen up for tips from 
As a parent, you know how important it is to keep your children healthy and happy. Young mouths deserve to be as healthy as possible especially considering how easy it is for them to contract dental diseases and more. There’s a lot you can do at home to help keep cavities and other dental problems from ruining your family’s oral health. When you’ve done all you can, it’s time to pay us a visit for a checkup. Checkups help us keep a close eye on your mouth.
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