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Improving Your Smile in the New Year
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | December 15, 2021
The future is bright, and so is your smile! Many of us make resolutions for a healthier and happier year, but it can be hard to keep them. Let’s discuss improving your smile in the new year to make it your best and brightest yet. Daily Resolutions Improving your smile in the new year can be simple or it
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Maintaining Your Dental Health During the Holidays
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | November 1, 2021
There’s lots of talk about maintaining our whole body’s health by being mindful to continue to eat healthy and exercise during the holidays, but what about our dental health? Maintaining your dental health during the holidays may feel mundane, but it’s still important, just like diet and exercise. Here are some tips to keep your teeth in top shape as
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Can Gum Strengthen Your Teeth?
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | October 1, 2021
Chewing gum is great for freshening your breath, but can gum strengthen your teeth, too? Does that sound too good to be true? Chewing gum, if you choose the right type, can actually have many benefits for your dental health. Continue reading to learn more! All Gums are Not the Same! Some gums are good for your teeth, while others
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Can Running Cause Dental Pain?
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | September 1, 2021
If you’re a runner, you may be used to pushing yourself through discomfort to reach your running goals, and discomfort in the teeth or jaw is no exception. If you’re wondering “Can running cause dental pain?” You’re not alone. Dental discomfort when running can be a common problem, but we all perform better when we are not hurting. Let’s talk
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Natural Sources of Fluoride
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | August 2, 2021
Dentists talk a lot about fluoride, and for good reason! Fluoride is a mineral that has been shown to strengthen teeth, prevent cavities and reduce sensitivity. Fluoride is added into many city water supplies for this very reason. It’s also added to toothpastes, mouthwashes and floss. But did you know that fluoride also naturally occurs in many foods and drinks?
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Dental Health on Road Trips
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | July 1, 2021
Whatever is on the summer agenda, from camping to swimming at the beach, traveling with friends, and exploring new places, it’s important to keep your dental health in mind. Here’s what you should know about taking care of your dental health on road trips so you are prepared when you hit the road. Toothbrushes for Everyone! Brushing your teeth
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What makes a face beautiful
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | July 21, 2016
What makes a face beautiful? Hint : your dentist knows? When it comes to beauty not all facial features are created equal. Some features are considered more important than others in determining if a face is attractive or not. 1. Teeth. 2. Smile 3. Eyes 4. Lips 5. Nose Are you surprised eyebrows, cheeks, chin and forehead didn’t make
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Fitbits
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | July 20, 2016
Does your fitbit app look like this? Keeping our bodies moving and exercising is important. As is what we eat. Most of us are looking for ways to be more fit and healthy and this current craze of Garmin’s, Leafs, jawbones and fitbits are doing just that. They are a constant reminder to move our bodies and wrack up steps
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How Trudenta Could Help You
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | July 11, 2016
How Trudenta can help with headaches and TMD pain The temporomandibular joint or TMJ is the joint that attaches your lower jaw to your head. It has a unique, sliding movement, unlike any other joint in your body. Because of this, it can easily shift out of position, causing pain and other symptoms including headaches. When you have a problem
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Chronic Over Breathing
By Designer Dentistry & Smiles | April 26, 2016
Overeating may not be the problem. We all know that our bodies need calories to live. We also know that eating more calories than we need does not improve our body’s performance. In fact, most of us accept that too many calories are downright harmful. Have you ever considered that breathing is more critical to life than eating but just
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