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Accidents happen, so if you realize you’ve cracked a tooth, don’t panic. At Arizona Biltmore Dentistry, our expert team frequently saves teeth damaged by trauma. Keep reading to discover the steps we recommend you take if you notice a cracked tooth, and learn how we treat this common issue. What to Do If You Crack…
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The holidays are a notoriously difficult time for teeth. Sometimes it seems like there’s an exciting new holiday treat around every corner: cookies at the office, caramel popcorn from the neighbors, peanut brittle from Grandma, or pies at home. While these treats are certainly yummy, they also send the bacteria in…
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You probably know that plaque is bad, but do you really know what it is? Here, we’ll discuss plaque, why we develop it, how we can remove it, and how to keep it at bay. What Is Plaque? When naturally occurring bacteria in your mouth combine with food particles, saliva, and fluids, they build up on your teeth and…
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If you’re an adult who still has their wisdom teeth, you may be wondering if you need to get them removed. Here, we’ll explain what wisdom teeth are, why they may need to be removed, when they should be pulled, and what you should expect during the procedure. What Are Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth are the third set of…
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Root canal therapy is a procedure that repairs and saves natural teeth damaged by advanced tooth decay and infection. A tooth can become infected when decay has moved past the enamel and dentin (the layer under the enamel) and into the pulp (a soft bundle of nerves and blood vessels in the innermost tooth). To…
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At some point in their life, most American adults have had a cavity, or decay due to permanent weakening of their tooth. Symptoms associated with cavities include sensitivity to cold and hot foods and drinks, pain when chewing, and toothaches. Unfortunately, a cavity is irreversible tooth damage that must be fixed…
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Gum recession is the condition in which your gum tissue wears down or pulls away from your teeth. During this process, gaps between the teeth and gumline open up for bacteria to accumulate, leading to periodontal disease and tooth loss. Receding gums can also expose the root of the tooth, making it sensitive to hot…
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Have you ever taken a sip of an ice cold drink and felt a pang of pain in your teeth? If so, you probably have sensitive teeth, a symptom of enamel erosion or the loss of tooth enamel. Sensitive teeth can be caused by a number of issues including gum disease, tooth decay, aggressive tooth brushing, teeth grinding,…
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If you have a tooth that needs to be restored because of its size, shape, or strength, you’ll probably need a dental crown, a tooth-shaped dental device (also known as a cap) that fits over the offending tooth. Dental crowns are a great way to improve the appearance of your tooth and restore the strength of a…
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Halloween is around the corner and we all know what that means: candy, lots and lots of candy. This is an exciting time of year for your kids, but it’s important to have some ground rules when it comes to them indulging in their Halloween candy. Here, we’ll discuss some candy tips, as well as answer the big…
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