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The Importance of Routine Dental Check-Ups: Protecting Your Oral Health

Regular dental check-ups are more than just clean teeth, they’re a cornerstone of maintaining your overall health. At Smile r us, we believe prevention is the best cure, and routine visits can save you from discomfort, time, and unexpected costs in the long run.
 

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Common Causes of TMJ Pain and it’s treatment

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) pain is a common condition that can result from various causes. Below are the most common causes and their treatments.

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Understanding Myalgia: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

As a dentist, you might wonder why I'm discussing myalgia, which is commonly known as muscle pain. Interestingly, myalgia can have significant implications for dental health, particularly when it involves the muscles of the head, neck, and jaw.
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Understanding the Link Between Oral Health and Overall Health

Did you know that your oral health is a mirror of your overall well-being? Many people underestimate the profound connection between a healthy mouth and a healthy body. In this blog, we’ll explore how maintaining good oral hygiene can protect not just your teeth, but your entire body.
 

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The Ultimate Guide to Pain-Free Dentistry Without Sedation

For many people, visiting the dentist can feel intimidating, often due to concerns about discomfort or fear of the unknown. At Smile r us , we understand these feelings and are committed to providing a relaxed, comfortable, and pain-free dental experience, without the need for sedation. Here's how we do it.
 

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Invisalign vs. Braces: Which Is the Better Option?

Braces and clear aligners such as Invisalign are orthodontic treatments used to treat malocclusion (crowded, protruding, or crooked teeth) to improve the look and feel of your smile. Both teeth-straightening methods work by exerting pressure to realign the teeth and jaw and correct a malocclusion, sometimes called a "bad bite.

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Why do veneers keep coming off from my tooth. It’s always the same veneer, all other veneers are OK?

I understand your frustration with one specific veneer repeatedly coming off. There are several potential reasons why this might be happening, and it's best to consult your dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

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All About Veneers

Veneers are thin coverings applied to the outer surface of the teeth to improve their appearance. Many people opt for veneers to address a range of cosmetic dental issues, such as gaps, chips, cracks, stains, unevenness, discoloration, and misalignment. You may choose to get veneers on just one or two teeth or several more—typically the top front row of teeth, as they are most visible.

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The Tooth Fairy's Secret Mission: Sparkling Smiles and Magical Miles!

Hey there, tooth-wiggling wonders! Ever wondered who that twinkle-toed visitor is, leaving shiny coins under your pillow for lost treasures? Yep, it's me,

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Smile Straight, Smile Healthy: How Teeth Crowding Can Affect Your Wellbeing

Your smile is more than just a pretty face; it's a window to your overall health. Did you know that crowded teeth can have a surprising impact on your oral and even general health? Let's dive into how teeth crowding affects the periodontium (the tissues supporting your teeth), your overall health, and what you can do about it.

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AI-Driven vs. Human-Driven Dentistry: What’s the Difference in Patient Care?

In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been making waves in various fields, including healthcare. Dentistry is no exception. With AI-driven tools and technologies becoming more prevalent, patients might wonder: How does AI-driven care compare to traditional, human-driven dental care? In this blog, we’ll explore the differences, benefits, and potential drawbacks of AI-driven and human-driven approaches to patient care in dentistry.
 

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An abscess on your gums is typically caused by a bacterial infection.

An abscess on your gums is typically caused by a bacterial infection. It forms when bacteria invade the soft tissues of the gum and surrounding areas, leading to an accumulation of pus.

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The Best Foods For Your Child's Teeth Blog

A diet that offers a range of nutrients not only helps the teeth and gums grow properly, but it also decreases the risk of tooth decay.

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Caring For Your Baby's Teeth And Gums Blog

To help prevent the buildup of plaque bacteria that can lead to decay, pediatric dentists and pediatricians highly recommend regularly cleaning of your newborn’s gums with a damp washcloth following feedings.

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Baby Teething Blog

A baby's first tooth usually appears between the ages of five and seven months. Some babies get their first tooth a little earlier and others a little later.

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How to Teach Kids Good Oral Health Habits Blog

Parents know the importance of oral health, but passing that knowledge along to your kids can be difficult. Fortunately, there are ways to teach children how to brush, floss, and take care of their dental health.

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Sleep Apnea

A home sleep test and a sleep test conducted in a sleep clinic are both diagnostic tools used to evaluate sleep disorders such as sleep apnea.

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Traumatic Occlusion

This article aims to emphasize the role of early detection of occlusal trauma and thereafter providing orthodontic treatment to prevent further damage to periodontium and loss of dental structures. Many a times, the role of occlusion in trauma from occlusion is neglected, which can hamper early diagnosis and intervention.

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Glowing Smile, Growing Life: Why Dental Health Matters in Pregnancy

Congratulations, mama-to-be! Excitement is probably swirling around you like confetti, with plans and preparations filling your days. 

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Trauma from occlusion

Trauma from occlusion refers to the damage or injury caused to the teeth, jaw, or surrounding structures due to improper alignment or contact between the upper and lower teeth during biting or chewing.