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Treating a Baby Tooth with Inner Decay can be Complicated - but Still Necessary
posted: Nov. 24, 2020.
Even though a child’s primary (“baby”) teeth eventually give way, it’s still important to treat them if they become decayed. Primary teeth serve as guides for the emerging permanent teeth Read more -
Taking Care of Your Dental Crowns
posted: Nov. 19, 2020.
How dental crowns from your dentists in North Muskegon, Michigan can strengthen your smile. Dental crowns provide excellent strength and protection for your smile. A dental crown strengthens your tooth by Read more -
Implant-Supported Dentures Could Contribute to Better Bone Health
posted: Nov. 14, 2020.
For generations, dentures have helped people avoid the dire consequences of total teeth loss. Now, implant technology is making them even better.Composed of life-like prosthetic teeth fixed within a plastic Read more -
Protect Your Child From a Devastating Dental Injury
posted: Nov. 04, 2020.
Parents love watching their kids grow up, from those early wobbly steps to their first solo car drive. Of course, you can expect a few mishaps along the way, most Read more -
Getting a 'New Tooth in One Day' Will Depend on Your Bone Health
posted: Oct. 25, 2020.
If you've thought the ads for a “new tooth in one day” seemed too good to be true, we have…sort of good news. You can get a new “tooth” in Read more -
Support Your Child's Teeth Development with Proper Hygiene and Dental Care
posted: Oct. 15, 2020.
Between infancy and the onset of puberty, your child will grow one set of teeth, lose it and grow another; their jaw structure will also change dramatically. This rapid development Read more -
Keep Your Child's Fluoride Intake at a Safe but Effective Level
posted: Oct. 05, 2020.
Fluoride is an important part of your child's dental development. But if children take in too much of this important mineral, they could experience enamel fluorosis, a condition in which Read more -
Lasers Poised to Transform Current Treatment for Gum Disease
posted: Sep. 25, 2020.
While lasers still seem like science fiction, they’ve been used commercially (and medically) for decades. But there’s still room for growth in practical applications with this developing technology. One promising Read more -
A Shingles Outbreak Could Interrupt Your Dental Care
posted: Sep. 15, 2020.
A shingles outbreak can be painful and embarrassing. It could also interfere with many areas of your life—including your dental care.Known medically as herpes zoster, shingles is a viral form Read more -
How to Avoid This Painful Condition After Tooth Extraction
posted: Sep. 05, 2020.
Dentists and oral surgeons remove millions of teeth every year, most without any adverse aftereffects. But about 2% of patients experience a dry socket, a condition that, although not dangerous Read more -
Mouth or Facial Clefts can be Overcome with Reconstructive Surgery
posted: Aug. 26, 2020.
At a baby’s birth, the joyous parents are often asked by friends and family “Is the baby okay?” Most often the answer is a happy “Yes.” Sadly, though, a birth Read more -
3 Ways to Take the Jitters Out of Dental Visits
posted: Aug. 16, 2020.
Dental anxiety is a common problem: it’s estimated that one in two Americans admits to some level of nervousness about seeing the dentist. On the extreme side of this statistic Read more -
Removing Hardened Plaque Reduces Your Risk of Disease
posted: Aug. 06, 2020.
When you floss (you do floss, right?), you probably notice a sticky, yellowish substance called plaque stuck to the thread. This thin film of tiny food particles and bacteria is Read more -
Reducing Your Child's Dental Anxiety Now Could Benefit Them for a Lifetime
posted: Jul. 27, 2020.
If you're a parent, raising kids can be a great adventure. It can also rev up your stress meter in a heartbeat. One area in particular can give you heartburn: Read more -
Success with Dental Implants Depends on Attention to Detail
posted: Jul. 17, 2020.
Dental implants are all the rage. And why not — not only are these tooth replacements life-like and highly functional, they have an amazing 95% ten-year success rate.Some of that Read more -
Acid Reflux Could Lead to Tooth Damage
posted: Jul. 07, 2020.
Your tooth enamel’s main nemesis is oral acid: normally produced by bacteria, foods or beverages, acid can dissolve enamel’s mineral content and cause erosion and decay. But acid might be Read more
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Northshore Dental Associates
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