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06 Mar Some Thoughts On Flossing

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Did you know that many people have used what the American Dental Association calls “unusual items” to remove things stuck between their teeth? It’s true. Fingernails, according to the ADA, were the most popular. But the problem with using “unusual devices” (one such “unusual” device...

05 Feb Oral Health Tips During Cold and Flu Season

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Hopefully you don’t get the flu during this winter season, but unfortunately it appears that this year’s flu is especially prevalent, infecting many people in our state. Here’s a few, hopefully, helpful oral health tips when dealing with illness. We all know that we’re supposed to...

07 Jan Flossing

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Recently, the importance of everyday-flossing has come under scrutiny. But there’s overwhelming evidence that says that flossing is an absolutely essential and routine oral practice that should be performed daily (even the U.S Department of Health has said that flossing is important). The ADA (American...

06 Dec Nutrition

Posted at 02:52h in Dental Tips Butte MT, Family Dentist Butte MT, Gum Disease Treatment Butte MT, Pediatric Dentist Butte MT by admin 0 Comments

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Did you know that there are foods that are good for your teeth? It’s true. There are a host of foods that benefit our mouth health, especially when these foods are backed up by a good quality oral care routine—remember, daily, you should brush at...

08 Nov Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

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Did you know that as soon as a child’s teeth sprout through his or her gums then cavities and other types of problems can occur? It’s true. It’s important within a week or two of the baby’s life to begin an oral care routine. It’s...

06 Oct Pregnancy and Oral Health

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Unfortunately, pregnancy causes changes in the mouth. The changes may cause certain problems, like the gum disease gingivitis. Thankfully, however, these changes usually only persist through the pregnancy. If you are pregnant, and are still practicing a good oral care routine, you are on the right...

10 Sep Bacteria And Disease

Posted at 19:37h in Dental Tips Butte MT, Gum Disease Treatment Butte MT, Pediatric Dental Care, Pediatric Dentist Butte MT, Sedation Dentistry Butte MT by admin 0 Comments

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Yes, mouth bacteria are responsible for certain chronic oral diseases such as gingivitis and the more severe periodontal disease. If bacteria are allowed to thrive in the mouth, bad things happen. But did you know that there are also studies which link a prevalence of...

10 Aug Brushing Baby’s Teeth

Posted at 15:37h in Family Dentist Butte MT, Pediatric Dental Care, Pediatric Dentist Butte MT by admin 0 Comments

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Did you know you should start routine oral care on a baby? Even if the baby doesn’t have teeth? It’s true. Milk and formula both contain sugars which can cause plaque to develop on a baby’s gum line. When the teeth do eventually sprout up...

09 Jul Some Food Damages Teeth

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Some food damages teeth. The threat can come from the ingredients or from the hard, crunchy texture. Here are a few of the most damaging foods and some substitutes. Hard candies are bad for our teeth and for our gums. And hard candy comes in so...

23 Jun A Bright Smile is a Confident Smile

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A mouthful of white teeth is a recipe for a confident smile. And routine quality tooth brushing— twice daily—and flossing—once every day—are everyday ways to keep that smile bright and white. But overtime, even the very best at-home care will need the supplement of visit...

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06 Mar Some Thoughts On Flossing

05 Feb Oral Health Tips During Cold and Flu Season

07 Jan Flossing

06 Dec Nutrition

08 Nov Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

06 Oct Pregnancy and Oral Health

10 Sep Bacteria And Disease

10 Aug Brushing Baby’s Teeth

09 Jul Some Food Damages Teeth

23 Jun A Bright Smile is a Confident Smile

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