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When tracking your coffee intake, be sure to acknowledge its effects on your teeth and mouth. Coffee can cause bacteria to grow, leading to enamel erosion or brittle teeth. It can also cause bad breath. Try to limit your coffee intake for overall oral health. #generaldentistry
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What You Should Expect When You Take Your Child with Autism to the Dentist @dentably illuminationnc.org/what-you-…
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Anyone have tips to add to this? 🧩🇺🇸🎆 washingtonpost.com/lifestyle…
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If you have #badbreath and it doesn’t improve with more brushing and flossing, then you might need to pay more attention to your tongue. Cleaning your tongue daily with a toothbrush or tongue scraper reduces this bacterial film and freshens your breath. #DCCK #MariettaDentist
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Want a natural way to whiten your smile? Check out these eight dentist-approved foods that can do the job for you!
1. Strawberries 2. Seeds & Nuts 3. Onions 4. Apples 5. Cheese, Milk & Yogurt 6. Celery & Carrots 7. Pineapple 8. Broccoli
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Skydiving, baking, hip-hop ballet, visiting your dentist... what's your favorite thing to do? What's something new you'd like to try?
#bebold #enjoylife #seeyourdentist #summerscoming #seacliffdentalsf
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Happy Taffy Day! Sticky sweets are delicious, but they can wreak havoc on your teeth. The high sugar content can increase the harmful bacteria in your mouth, leading to gum disease, cavities, and tooth decay. #happytaffyday #brushyourteethaftersweets #seacliffdentalsf
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A high number of children are consuming sports drinks even when they are not doing sports. This can negatively impact their dental health. Read more here: bit.ly/2NbX54L #Dentistry #Cavities
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Pediatric dentists are dedicated to the oral health of kids from infancy through their teens. bit.ly/2hN2u5w
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Coffee is packed with health benefits, from boosting energy levels and your metabolic rate to lowering your risk of depression and type 2 diabetes. But how much is too much? realsimple.com/food-recipes/…
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What other dangerous diseases are often linked with gum disease? goo.gl/8hJQlF
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Did you know your mouth produces over 25,000 quarts of saliva in a lifetime? That's enough to fill two swimming pools. Saliva has many uses, including assisting you with your digestion and protecting your teeth from bacteria in your mouth. #PediatricDentistry
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Here's a timelapse of the wall cloud developing over west Lincoln from our Lincoln Skyview camera earlier this evening.
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Does your baby want to chew on things? This is how they learn about the world around them. bit.ly/2bmYGDc
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Top 5 Benefits of Having White Teeth
1. Improves your appearance
2. Boosts self-confidence
3. Minimizes the look of wrinkles
4. More attractive
5. It doesn't damage your teeth
#brightsmile #teethwhitening #whiteteeth #seacliffdentalsf
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Your baby's teething timeline. bit.ly/2t8Yuim #dentistry
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Should My Kids Use a ‘Natural’ Toothpaste? The short answer from a pediatric dentist ow.ly/Lm4x30ovI5x
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Lichen planus is a long-lasting disease, which can affect the #mouth and sometimes other areas of the body. Oral lichen planus usually happens from middle age onwards, and more women get it than men. Find out more below.
dentalhealth.org/lichen-plan…
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A comprehensive guide to selecting a toothbrush for your child. bit.ly/2BGUQUc #health #teeth #kids #tips
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If one of your teeth is knocked out, get the milk! Placing the tooth in milk instead of water preserves the tooth - cells in the tooth's root surface swell and burst in water, but not in milk. Milk contains proteins and anti-bacterial substances that save the tooth. #dentist
























