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Emergency Dentist in Flagstaff, AZ

Updated: March 24th, 2020 Here for Your Emergency Dental Needs Due to the current health crisis, Country Club Dental Flagstaff is available for emergency dental care appointments. Our commitment to offering emergency dentistry services at our facility is to remove any additional demands on our local hospitals, urgent care clinics and medical healthcare providers in

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At-Home Care for Long Lasting Dental Veneers

You just invested in the smile of your dreams by getting dental veneers. Now how do you care for them in order to ensure they last as long as possible? At Country Club Dental Flagstaff, we use porcelain when constructing your cosmetic veneers. Not only does this material respond better to gum tissue, but it

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Causes of Canker Sores & Treatment

What is a canker sore?  Canker sores (aphthous ulcers) develop as lesions in your mouth around the base of the gums, insides of the cheeks or on the tongue. They can be quite painful, but for the most part, are harmless and will disappear in a week or two. Most canker sores appear as round,

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Dry Mouth and Tooth Decay

According to the American Academy of Oral Medicine, up to 65% of the population could be suffering from clinical xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth. The numbers are not known precisely because dry mouth is often not reported by those who suffer from it. There are a number of causes of dry mouth. Among them

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Autoimmune Diseases and Oral Health

Our bodies are intricately interconnected, with each part affecting the other. This is why so many medical conditions that affect certain parts of the body can also affect your oral health in particular. For instance, many autoimmune diseases, such as Hashimoto’s and Crohn’s, have been linked with oral disease. Let’s take a look at the

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4 Medical Conditions that Impact Oral Health

As you would imagine, the functions of the body are all interconnected. In fact, studies show that chronic inflammation in one place can result in health effects in other parts of the body. Poor oral health has been linked to a number of diseases such as endocarditis, cardiovascular disease and pneumonia. Just as oral health

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