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4 Ways to Prevent Tooth Decay in Children
As a parent, you only want what’s best for your little one. Whether you’re a new mom navigating the waters of caring for your firstborn, or a seasoned pro ready to start your family softball team (sorry neighbor kids, all positions are filled), preventing tooth decay in kids is never an easy feat. Because tiny […]
Continue Reading »Sports Drinks & Energy Drinks: Proceed with Caution
Dr. Roger M. Sepich at Saxonburg Dental Care wants to make sure our patients know all about healthy hydration. Most people already know that soda and juice aren’t great for teeth, but now the American Academy of Pediatrics is cautioning parents and caregivers that sports and energy drinks have similar negative effects. Sports drinks are […]
Continue Reading »Feeling Worn Down?
As people get older, the body naturally begins breaking down, and unfortunately, that includes our teeth. Worn teeth are somewhat inevitable, but diligent oral hygiene and quality dental care from Saxonburg Dental Care can help save as many of your natural teeth as possible. It is extremely common for adults to have tooth wear beyond the […]
Continue Reading »Warning Signs of Impacted Wisdom Teeth
Nicknamed for the fact that they come into your mouth and your life by the time you are mature and supposedly “wise”, wisdom teeth are simply the last set of molars that grow furthest back in your mouth. If you’re experiencing some specific pain in your gums and jaw, you may be wondering if you […]
Continue Reading »“Buy-Up” Dental Insurance: A Little Extra Protection
When it comes to dental insurance, it seems like there can be as many (or more) questions as there are answers. Even when you are fortunate enough to have dental insurance, navigating its use can still be very confusing. Many people don’t give their dental insurance a second thought until the day comes when they […]
Continue Reading »DDS vs. DMD: A Dental Degree Breakdown
If you are looking for a dentist in Saxonburg, you may have picked up on the fact that there are two types of dental degrees, DDS and DMD. Perhaps you’ve noticed that there are far more of one than the other, or maybe they are split 50/50. Either way, you’re probably wondering what the difference […]
Continue Reading »Soft Food Recipes: What to Eat After Dental Work
You did it! You got the consultation, booked the appointment, and you actually showed up on the big day. You saw the dentist, and now all that is left is you hungry! The question is: What can you eat after having dental work done? You need some soft food recipes! For some of us, it’s […]
Continue Reading »Get Your Beauty Sleep Back with Sleep Apnea Treatment
Do you have a spouse or loved one who complains about your snoring? Do you wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air? Do you find that you are always exhausted during the day and just can’t seem to ever catch up on sleep? If these symptoms sound familiar, you may be […]
Continue Reading »Stop Brushing After You Eat; Do This Instead
For a long time, we’ve been told to brush our teeth right after we eat, but conventional wisdom might be changing on that. Thanks to your mouth’s powerful and natural ability to clean itself, rinsing with water might be the best way to freshen your breath and prevent cavities after you eat. In addition to […]
Continue Reading »Oral Health & Alzheimer’s
Did you know that unhealthy gums might put your brain at risk? Alzheimer’s is a form of dementia, which harms your memory, ability to think, and can cause changes in your personality. It’s very common and usually affects people aged 60 and over. And, Alzheimer’s might be significantly more likely to happen if your mouth […]
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