However, teeth whitening is not a permanent solution. The effects of the treatment can last anywhere from a few months to a few years, depending on your diet and oral hygiene habits. Therefore, it’s important to take proper care of your teeth to maintain their white shade. Here are some professional suggestions for maintaining a bright, white smile:
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Dental work is an important part of your health and wellness, so you should consider the cost before deciding on treatment options! Your dentist is a licensed professional who has invested many years in school and training as well as quality instruments and equipment. You might be able to find a bargain basement professional who graduated at the bottom of his class (after all, someone did). But is that who you want to trust for your dental health?
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Plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that collects on the surface of your teeth, underneath the gums. If plaque isn’t removed regularly (every day!), it hardens into tartar and causes gum disease.
This year, doctors and dentists will diagnose an estimated 54,010 adults (38,800 men and 15,210 women) in the United States with oral cancer.
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November is TMJ Awareness Month. TMJ stands for Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction. What is TMJ? Aches and pains in the jaw can be caused by a variety of reasons. But one of the more common causes is TMD. To find out the source of your discomfort, see your dentist, Dr Fred Wong in Glendora. He will
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Research suggests that swallowing excessive amounts of sugar is just as dangerous for kids as it is for grown-ups.
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The Administration on Aging and The World Health Organization reports that most people over the age of 65 have at least one chronic health condition. In fact, most have multiple conditions.
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Flossing helps prevent gum disease and cavities, reduces inflammation and tooth sensitivity, and can reverse gum disease. In fact, flossing is the single most effective way to remove plaque from between teeth, which can lead to gum disease and tooth decay.
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If the pulp remains healthy, no additional treatment may be needed. During an injury a tooth may be pushed up into its socket. This is one of the more serious injuries. We will try to reposition and stabilize your tooth.
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The first sign of periodontitis is gum bleeding, swelling, and redness. And, if left untreated, this damages gums and could even cause teeth to fall out.
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