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Category: Oral Health

Counteracting Dental Anxiety and Dental Phobia

May 12, 2017Richard GrubbOral HealthDental Anxiety, Dental Phobia

Fear of Dentists Dental anxiety and dental phobia are serious conditions.  They affect millions of Americans and cause untold amounts of discomfort.  Dental anxiety and dental phobia also prevent millions of people from getting the dental attention they require.  This is a big deal because when people don’t go to the dentist twice per year,…

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Practicing Healthy Preventative Dentistry

April 17, 2017Richard GrubbOral Health

Preventive dentistry is a team effort. It works best when you and your dentist and your oral hygienist are working in unison and communicating effectively.  Regular dental checkups provide the foundation for effective preventative dental care, but they work best when everyone is using the same playbook.  When it’s done correctly, effective preventative care is…

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Why Tobacco Is Terrible For Oral Health (Infographic)

March 6, 2017Richard GrubbOral HealthDr. Grubb, oral care, oral health, tobacco use

Since it was first linked to lung cancer in the 1950’s, the evidence of harm caused by tobacco has expanded each year. Not only has cigarette smoke been found to harm many parts of the body, but even non-smokers who are exposed to it have been known to develop cancer. As if more reason was…

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The Dangers Of Missing Teeth And How Dental Implants Can Help

February 13, 2017Richard GrubbOral Health

When patients come to Family Implant & Reconstructive Dentistry with missing teeth, they’re usually worried about the appearance of their smile. Gaps in the mouth can be unsightly and embarrassing, and when patients are shopping for tooth replacement options, their primary concerns involve their appearance. But did you know that tooth loss can affect more…

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Worst Holiday Foods For Your Dental Health

December 19, 2016Richard GrubbOral Health

‘Tis the season to indulge in sweets and holidays treats. The holidays aren’t just a time for decorating and celebrating. For many of us, this time of year is also marked by festive treats. In fact, Americans are known for packing on the pounds during the holidays with sweets like eggnog, pumpkin pie, and candy…

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Emergency Dentistry: From TMJ to Cracked Crowns

November 7, 2016Richard GrubbOral Healthemergency dental care, TMJ

It happens to even the most careful of patients: you take a fall, get hit in the mouth by accident, or haven’t been the best at brushing your teeth. No matter what the situation was, the result is the same: you have a knocked out or broken tooth, broken dental appliance, or have jaw pain…

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5 Important Dental Hygiene Tips for Healthy Teeth

October 14, 2016Richard GrubbOral Healthdental hygiene month, healthy mouth, oral health

This month we are celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month! It is an unfortunate fact that many people neglect their oral health, which is why periodontal disease and tooth decay are still prevalent today. Because of this, and in lieu of the month’s theme, we want to take some time to stress how important it is…

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