New parents always have a lot of questions about their baby’s health and development. One that we often hear is, “When do you start brushing baby teeth?” The answer to this question is simple—as soon as the first baby teeth come in! It’s never too early to begin caring for your baby’s oral health. In
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Flossing is an essential step of a strong oral hygiene routine. But can a Waterpik replace string floss? At Country Club Dental, we want to help you maintain a beautiful, healthy smile with the most effective flossing method. Continue reading to learn more about string flossing and the benefits of using a Waterpik to optimize
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You may remember having frequent dental appointments as a child, but how often should adults get their teeth cleaned? For many people, twice-a-year dental appointments are enough to maintain a healthy mouth. However, everyone has different dental needs. At Country Club Dental, we’re dedicated to helping our patients maintain clean, healthy mouths all year round
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Thanks to modern technology, we have more ways than ever to effectively treat cavities and tooth decay. However, when it comes to taking care of your teeth, prevention is always the best treatment plan. Dental sealants are one safe and simple way to protect your teeth from cavities. A dental sealant is a thin coating
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If you have stained, chipped, or broken teeth, it may be difficult for you to share your smile in public. But there is a solution—the simplicity, versatility, and durability of porcelain veneers make them a popular choice for people who are looking to improve the appearance of their smiles. Porcelain veneers are thin, ceramic shells
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Most people use mouthwash to eliminate bad breath. However, mouthwash can do a lot more for your mouth than just make it smell nicer. Depending on which type of mouthwash you choose, it can even help kill the bacteria that can cause cavities and tooth decay. Want to know more? Mouthwash 101 is now in
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Are you suddenly experiencing pain when you eat or drink something hot or cold? Has one of your teeth suddenly started aching? Have you noticed that one of your cheeks looks slightly swollen? If you’re experiencing any of these issues, you may have an infection known as a dental abscess. Let’s talk more about the
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We have a lot of reasons to be grateful for our teeth. They help us eat our favorite foods, talk to our friends, and smile at our loved ones. Establishing a good oral hygiene routine is the best way to take care of your teeth and make sure they last you a lifetime. Dental enamel
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Periodontal disease, commonly called gum disease, is an infection in your gingiva (gum tissue) that weakens and gradually destroys the support of your teeth. The infection is caused by a surplus of bacteria due to plaque build-up. According to the CDC, 47.2% of adults 30 years and older have some form of gum disease. Regular
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No matter how careful you are, accidents happen, and sometimes they result in a knocked out tooth. This type of dental emergency can be very stressful and upsetting. If you lose a tooth due to an accident, don’t worry! As long as you know what to do, your dentist can potentially save and even reattach
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