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When should I floss during the day?
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Nov. 15, 2022
A vital step in your oral health routine is flossing. We hope our patients at Drs. Papadea & Perry Family & Cosmetic Dentistry maintain good oral hygiene, including daily flossing
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Is Coffee Damaging Your Smile?
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Nov. 08, 2022
Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world. Many people have a cup, or two, or even three a day. It’s common to drink it in the
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November Marks National Diabetes Awareness Month
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Nov. 01, 2022
Diabetes is a chronic disease that increases the risk for many serious health problems, including severe gum disease. November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and it’s a great time for us
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Halloween: Candy, costumes, and more!
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Oct. 25, 2022
All Hallows' Eve, more commonly known as Halloween, is a yearly event celebrated on October 31, and one that is anticipated by the young and young at heart all over
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What exactly is a cavity?
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Oct. 18, 2022
We all know how discouraging can be it to hear you have a dental cavity. Knowing how cavities form can help you prevent them from popping up in your mouth.
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Women’s Medications and Dry Mouth
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Oct. 11, 2022
Women using medication to treat a variety of medical conditions are often unaware of the potential side effects. One common side effect of medications such as blood pressure medication, birth
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Fall’s in the Air? Think Fall Dental Care
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Oct. 04, 2022
Whether you already miss the sun’s bright rays, or can’t wait for some cool, crisp weather and colorful leaves, summer is making way for fall. And the change of seasons
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Heart Disease and Oral Health
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Sep. 27, 2022
Is there a link between oral health and heart health? This is a question that has been receiving a lot of attention in recent studies. While as yet there is
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How can veneers improve my smile?
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Sep. 20, 2022
the doctor and our team at Drs. Papadea & Perry Family & Cosmetic Dentistry know your smile is an important part of your appearance; it can be a source of
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Avoid Brushing After Every Single Meal!
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Sep. 13, 2022
Here is some surprising yet worthwhile advice you might be hearing for the first time: Brushing after a meal can be incredibly bad for your teeth if you do it
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Back to School? Remember Your Dental Homework!
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Sep. 06, 2022
It’s a busy time of year. Book lists! Supplies! New clothes! (How did they outgrow those shoes already?) And while you’re preparing your family’s list of back-to-school necessities, here are
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Labor Day: Our favorite holiday to rest!
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Aug. 30, 2022
Labor Day, celebrated on the first Monday each September here in the United States, is a holiday devoted to the American working community. The purpose of the holiday is honoring
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Is your child a mouth breather?
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Aug. 23, 2022
Have you ever watched to see if your child is breathing through his or her mouth? Breathing through the mouth instead of the nose may lead to trouble for youngsters.
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Adults Can Get Cavities, Too
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Aug. 16, 2022
There are some things we just don’t miss about being a kid. Getting grounded? A thing of the past. Curfew? Not happening. Confiscating our cell phones? As if. Cavities? While
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Common Emergency Visits: From lost fillings to broken dentures
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Aug. 09, 2022
You never know when you're going to experience a dental emergency, but if you do, it should give you peace of mind to know that emergency dental care is available
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Preventing Periodontal Disease
Author:
Anonymous
updated: Aug. 02, 2022
Periodontal disease is one of the most prevalent health issues in America, with the Centers for Disease Control reporting it affects approximately 65 million people, or roughly 47 percent of
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