When it comes to maintaining your oral health, choosing the right professional for your care is essential. While both dental hygienists and dental assistants play crucial roles in a dental practice, their training, responsibilities, and scope of work differ significantly. Understanding these differences can help you make informed decisions about your oral health care and
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Dental care is important, and keeping your mouth healthy can help you reach your other New Year’s resolutions.
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Local dentist helps raise thousands for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flagstaff Arizona
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Did you know that dental crowns can get damaged? Caring for a dental crown can make it last longer and save you money on restorations in the future. Whether you have a new crown or an old one, you can make it last longer if you follow a few simple rules. Here are some tips
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Perio Protect can help protect your oral health, and is now available here at Country Club Dental.
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Your dazzling new smile may be uncomfortable at first, but our tips can help you navigate this moment and find your new normal with dentures.
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Tooth decay just might be the scariest part of Halloween—let’s talk about preventing cavities in children.
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Taking care of your child’s oral health does not need to be complicated. Making sure they brush their teeth twice a day is the most important part of preventing cavities. But using the right kind of toothbrush is also important. Our dentists share some tips on how to pick the best toothbrush for your kid.
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Dental veneers help you get a perfect, flawless smile. Here at Country Club Dental, we want you to know all you can about the ways you can get the smile of your dreams. This guide can help you understand what veneers are, the benefits, the procedure to get them, and the general cost. What Are
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When our mental health suffers, so do the things around us. For those with anxiety and depression, one of those things can be oral health. Our mouths are how we express ourselves. Through smiling, talking, and eating. If you find it hard to smile, or are anxious about others’ opinions, declining oral health can make
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