If you suffer from grinding or clenching your teeth, you know how painful it can be. But did you know that it can also cause serious damage? Taking a few steps to reduce grinding and clenching will prevent consequences such as loose or cracked teeth and tooth sensitivity. At Country Club Dental, we want to
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Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, can cause a variety of side effects that impact your oral health. Without treatment, these consequences can result in long term damage to your teeth, gums, and jaw. At Country Club Dental, we want to help you protect your mouth from the damaging effects of grinding your teeth. We
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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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Parents do a great job at teaching children proper oral care at an early age. Children brushing their teeth twice a day and flossing every day helps ensure developing teeth stay clean and strong. As a pediatric dentist, Dr. Paul Whitney at Country Club Dental also has another tool to help further protect a child’s
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While most people understand how their teeth and gums work, they might know less about the bones that construct their mouths. For instance, did you know that issues with your jaw can cause problems for the rest of your mouth? TMJ disorder is one of the most common jaw issues we see here at Country
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No one likes to hear the word “cancer”, including when they are at the dentist’s office. Unfortunately, cancer can occur in almost any area of the mouth. If caught early by the dentists at Country Club Dental, most oral cancers are treatable. Here’s a look at what dental cancer is, the signs of oral cancer
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You probably already know that drinking water is crucial for staying healthy and hydrated. But did you also know that it specifically benefits your dental health as well? Regularly drinking water helps lower your risk of dental disease, brighten your smile, and much more. In this blog, we’ll explore what makes water so good for
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Chances are, you’ve noticed that colder weather makes your skin and hair drier. But did you know that cold weather can also affect your mouth? Every winter at Country Club Dental we see people with specific mouth ailments they only get at this time of year. Today we’re sharing our top winter mouth care tips
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Just like your natural teeth, you need to clean your dentures every day. Without proper cleaning, your partial or full dentures could become permanently stained. Cleaning also prevents the bacteria build-up that causes infections and impacts your overall health. Every day at Country Club Dental, we teach people how to care for their dentures—here’s a
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