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3 Reasons Not to Be Embarrassed by Dental Implants

March 22, 2023

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woman with dental implant

No one ever intends to lose one or more of their teeth. The thought of suffering from tooth loss at any point can seem worrisome and even frightening. But for many, needing artificial teeth can cause feelings of low self-esteem and shame. The reality is that undergoing restorative care to improve one’s smile is a positive and worthwhile venture. In fact, here are three reasons not to be embarrassed by dental implants.

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3 Things to Know When Preparing for Braces as an Adult

February 8, 2023

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adult female with braces

Adults often think that traditional metal braces are only designed for teenagers. While it is most common to see younger individuals wearing these kinds of orthodontics, they are a viable option for patients of all ages. However, those who are over the age of 20 might feel as if they are too old to receive treatment with the help of metal brackets and wires. This is simply not true. If straighter teeth are the ultimate goal, a dentist is here to share three things patients should know when getting braces as an adult.

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Healthy Smiles in 2023: 3 Stocking Stuffer Ideas

December 6, 2022

Filed under: Uncategorized — grandfranklin @ 7:40 pm
Christmas stockings

With the holidays quickly approaching, it’s time to consider what items will grace the inside of stockings this year. While most people turn to candy and tiny trinkets, there is always the option of choosing healthier, smile-friendly gifts. To help loved ones embrace a cavity-free smile, here are three options for stocking stuffers this season.

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3 Tips to Ensure Healthy Smiles This Season

November 4, 2022

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family celebrating Thanksgiving

Many patients worry that achieving optimal holiday oral health is impossible. With so many foods donning tables across the country, it can be hard saying no to some of the most delicious once-a-year treats. But to avoid cavities, gum disease, and other potentially damaging problems, it may be necessary to limit consumption. Here are three tips that can be used to ensure a healthier smile this holiday season. 

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Dental Insurance 101: The Breakdown of Coverage

October 7, 2022

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man researching dental insurance for a breakdown of coverage

For many patients, dental insurance can be tricky to understand. The verbiage used and the breakdown of benefits can often make anyone frustrated, but there’s help! Most dental practices have an expert to assist patients, answering questions and dealing with concerns on the financial side of dentistry. But you don’t have to start with them from scratch. Here is an explanation of how coverage breakdown works for most insurance companies.

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4 Ways to Maintain Veneers and Prevent Cavities

September 7, 2022

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woman with veneers

Maintaining your veneers doesn’t have to be a difficult task, but it is essential that teeth remain void of cavities. Because only a small covering fits over the front surfaces of teeth, the underlying structure remains vulnerable to tooth decay. Discover four ways to better care for new veneers so that they will look more beautiful while also lasting longer.

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4 Back-to-School Tips for Invisalign Teen

August 10, 2022

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Young man holding Invisalign Teen in Franklin Park

Invisalign Teen is an excellent option that will help image-conscious teenagers feel more confident about their treatment. Not only are the aligners virtually invisible when worn, but they are also removable for maximum convenience and easy care. Removable aligners offer teenagers a great deal of freedom and flexibility, but they also come with a lot of responsibility. To ensure your teen stays on track for their treatment timeline, here are four easy back-to-school tips.  

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4 Back-to-School Oral Hygiene Tips for Kids

August 3, 2022

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young girl studying and smiling

The start of the school year is approaching, and children of all ages will be returning to classrooms eager to learn. But before they leave home, dentists and parents alike want to make sure their smiles are ready, which is why a dental exam is essential before they go back. These visits not only allow for early detection of cavities but also equip students with helpful tips to keep their teeth and gums healthy throughout the year. Here are four back-to-school oral hygiene ideas to help children get started.

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Eating with Dentures: 6 Tips to Making It Easy

July 19, 2022

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couple eating with dentures

Eating with dentures does not have to be a challenge. Although it is natural to experience some level of discomfort during the initial adjustment phase, this does not have to be prolonged. And while no two patients are the same, dentists provide denture-wearers with the necessary tools to adapt and begin enjoying their new teeth. This article contains various tips that can be used to make eating much easier when living with dentures.

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Complete Your Smile This Summer with Dental Implants

June 6, 2022

Filed under: Uncategorized — grandfranklin @ 7:15 pm
Couple with dental implants

Patients who are tired of living with an incomplete smile no longer have to let another year pass. With summer arriving, now is the best time to undergo treatment for dental implants in Franklin Park. While others are busy going on vacation or planning backyard barbecues for family reunions, patients with missing teeth can take advantage of the calmer, more relaxing months ahead to replace, to restore, and to rebuild their smiles.

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