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Oldest Dental Implant Discovered in France

Calling all history buffs and fans of random trivia! Archaeologists in northern France, near the city of Le Chene, have made quite a surprising find that has sparked curiosity among dentists and historians alike. Read on to learn about the oldest dental implant ever discovered in western Europe.

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​The History of Dental Veneers

The beginnings of dentistry mainly focused on relieving pain and treating rotten teeth. Eventually it expanded to making teeth stronger and more beautiful. Dental veneers is one such cosmetic dentistry procedure that improves the function and appearance of someone’s smile. Modern dental veneers emerged within the…

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How to Build Strong Teeth with Diet

In conjunction with your daily oral hygiene routine and biannual dental checkups, your diet plays a critical role in determining the strength and health of your teeth. Read on for dietary tips that will help you build strong teeth and promote excellent dental health!

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​Back-To-School Dental Tips

For adults and kids alike, prevention is key for outstanding oral health! Here’s some tips to keep your child’s oral health on the right track as they get back to their daily school routine. Encourage Teeth-Friendly Foods Overall, limit your child’s consumption of soda, candy, sticky snacks, and acidic foods.…

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Who Were the 1st People to Utilize Dental Techniques?

Humans didn’t always have access to minty toothpastes, high-powered toothbrushes, flavored floss, relaxing sedation dentistry, safe oral procedures, and extensive dental knowledge. So which past civilizations practiced oral healthcare techniques that evolved into what we know today? Early Dental Experts The Indus…

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Who Invented Cotton Candy?

Sugar is delicious and quite addictive, and too much of it can be very harmful to both your oral and overall health. Dental professionals typically warn patients to limit their consumption of the sweet stuff as much as they can. It’s important to watch out for all of sugar’s deceptive forms, including added sugar…

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How Diabetes Affects Your Teeth

Diabetes is a debilitating disease that negatively impacts the way your body responds to sugar. It affects more than 29 million adults in the United States. Moreover, about 84 million people (1 in 3 adults) have prediabetes! Read on to learn more about diabetes and how it can affect your oral health. What Is…

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Stem Cell Dental Implants Can Grow New Teeth

Dental implants are an excellent way to replace one or more missing teeth without having to worry about additional maintenance beyond regular oral hygiene. They nearly replicate the feeling of having a natural tooth. However, a new technique being researched may allow patients to regenerate teeth on their own. So…

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The Strongest Natural Material Known to Humans

Our Phoenix dental team is fascinated by all things teeth-related, including snail teeth. What Do You Know About Snail Teeth? Consider a snail: what is the first thing that comes to mind? Is it Gary, the pet snail of SpongeBob SquarePants? You might have a co-worker, friend, or family member that tends to move…

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Chewing Gum That Won’t Derail Your Dental Health

Do you like to chew gum? If your favorite chewing gum contains sugar , you are unnecessarily increasing your risk for cavities! Sugary gum sticks to your teeth, which invites the proliferation of plaque by feeding the bacteria in your mouth. But don’t feel discouraged—it is still possible to chew gum and protect…

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