Keeping Mouthguards Effective With Proper Care

Mouthguards for youth sports are only useful if they are in good condition. Some tips can keep your mouthguard effective and long-lasting. 1. Each time you remove the mouthguard after using it, it needs to be cleaned. It can be cleaned with your regular toothpaste and toothbrush. Scrub it gently to remove residue and bacteria.…

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Choosing The Right Mouthguard For Your Child

With Spring right around the corner, now is a good time to learn about the importance of mouthguards for youth sports. Whether your son or daughter plays Lacrosse or some other sport, plan to buy a mouthguard when you buy your child’s sports equipment. You can choose from three different types of mouthguards. An important…

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How To Teach Kids Oral Health Habits

The American Dental Association has designated February as National Children’s Dental Health Month. You can start your child on a lifetime of good habits with tips to get kids to brush and floss regularly. 1. Involve your child when purchasing dental health products. Children are naturally curious. Take him with you when you shop for…

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Gum Recession Treatment For Complete Health

There are numerous Frequently Asked Questions about gum recession. One of the most important points you need to know is gum recession treatment will affect your total oral health as well as your complete health. If your gums are receding, make an appointment with Stoner Periodontic Specialists as soon as possible. One consequence of receding…

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Choosing The Right Gum Recession Treatment For You

When your gums show signs of receding, you need gum recession treatment as soon as possible. Prompt treatment can prevent the problem from worsening, and can even prevent tooth loss. The specific procedure you need will depend on your particular situation. We can perform the gum recession treatment procedure that is right for you. If…

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How to Treat TMJ

TMJ, or temporomandibular joint syndrome, affects the jaw muscles and nerves surrounding the temporomandibular joint, which connects the skull to the jawbone. When injured, a person may feel pain while chewing. It is common to experience headaches, nerve inflammation, facial swelling, and jaw popping as well. Although there is no definite cause of this joint…

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Why You Need Periodontists For TMJ

You may believe any pain or discomfort is best addressed by your physician. This is not necessarily true. You need a periodontist for diagnosis and treatment of TMJ. First, your medical doctor is not likely to look for this joint disorder as a cause of your symptoms. If you visit your doctor with TMJ symptoms,…

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Signs And Symptoms Of TMJ

Many people experience signs and symptoms of health issues, but cannot determine the cause. This is especially true of TMJ. Symptoms of TMJ can mimic other health conditions, and even lifestyle factors. You may believe you have an earache, arthritis, or reactions to stress and cold weather. Your symptoms are letting you know you need…

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Diabetes: The Link To Gum Disease and Oral Health

During National Diabetes month, we should examine the relationship between diabetes, gum disease, and oral health. Diabetes can lead to oral health issues. When the blood supply to your gums is reduced you are more prone to developing infections in your mouth. If your diabetes is not controlled, you can develop a dry mouth due…

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Spooky Gums: Not A Healthy Halloween Trend

The Halloween season is fun indeed, as people try to outdo each other based on costume choices. While we love this festive season and are determined to find the best Halloween costume, please don’t let your gums turn spooky to match your outfit of choice. Here are tips to keep your gums pink and healthy…

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