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Pregnant? Don’t Skip Your Dental Visits
Tuesday, 24 March 2020 15:49:00
Pregnancy is a special and exciting time in a woman’s life. It is also a time that is full of changes and emerging responsibilities. As a mother-to-be, you’ve got the important job of taking care of yourself so that you can have an uncomplicated pregnancy and healthy baby. This includes taking care of your mouth!
Read moreDoes My Cracked Tooth Really Need Repair?
Wednesday, 26 February 2020 15:35:00
Your teeth are strong. In fact, they are made from the strongest substance in your entire body. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean they are invincible. Teeth can crack, chip or break when they are weakened by disease or decay. They are also more likely to suffer damage when they endure extreme forces, such as during a traumatic injury or when you bite down on something too hard. Regardless of why your tooth was injured, it is important to recognize the need for repair.
Read moreGive Your Breath a Fresh Start
Wednesday, 22 January 2020 17:10:00
It’s a brand-new year. Whether it is your health, your job or a relationship, it is the perfect time to claim a new beginning and a fresh start. As you wipe your slate clean and set new goals for this year, don’t forget about your dental health. More specifically, don’t dismiss your breath. If you suffer from bad breath, or halitosis, now is an excellent opportunity to start fresh!
Read moreTop Reasons to Consider GLO Teeth Whitening
Monday, 23 December 2019 15:40:00
When making your wish list this holiday season, don’t forget to include a brighter smile. Compared to that new sweater or fancy coffeemaker, the gift of white teeth can go a long way. A bright white smile can boost your self-esteem, make you more approachable and even take years off your appearance. When it comes to the latest teeth whitening options in modern dentistry, GLO Whitening tops the list.
Read moreSolve Denture Drawbacks with Dental Implants
Friday, 22 November 2019 16:16:00
Dentures have come a long way in terms of appearance and comfort. While some patients find contentment in their traditional dentures, there are many others that struggle with ill-fitting and unstable dentures. Since your teeth play important roles in your health, well-being and quality of life, you should be able to rely on them in everyday life. If your traditional dentures are a source of frustration or disruption, there is a more “secure” solution.
Read moreCavities and Your Dental Health
Thursday, 24 October 2019 15:59:00
Cavities are permanently damaged areas in the hard surface of a tooth. They can develop into tiny openings or holes. A cavity is a result of tooth decay. Cavities are commonly a problem for children but aging adults can develop a cavity. As you get older, the gums pull away from your teeth exposing the roots of your teeth to plaque.
Read moreDental Emergencies
Tuesday, 10 September 2019 14:55:00
Ever considered you could have a dental emergency? What is a dental emergency? Are you prepared if you have a dental emergency? Being prepared for an emergency is helpful in remaining calm in a stressful situation. Lawrenceville Family Dental Care is ready to assist you in your dental emergency.
Read moreUnderstanding TMJ/TMD
Wednesday, 14 August 2019 14:50:00
Are you experiencing pain in your jaw, hear a popping sound, have pain on one side of your jaw? You may be experiencing what is commonly known as TMJ but is better described as TMD. If you are in Lawrenceville or the surrounding areas, call Lawrenceville Family Dental Care and they will work with you to determine your source of pain and what to do to relieve your discomfort.
Read moreOral Health Changes With Age
Friday, 12 July 2019 13:30:00
The process of aging brings many changes, making it even more important to take good care of one’s health. The same is true for teeth and gums. Contrary to what some believe, losing teeth is not inevitable. In fact, when teeth are properly cared for, they can last a lifetime.
Read morePorcelain Veneers
Tuesday, 11 June 2019 13:16:00
Do you find yourself hiding your smile when talking and laughing with friends? Maybe you have started smiling less because you’re embarrassed of your teeth. Porcelain Veneers are a unique solution in cosmetic dentistry that helps individuals obtain a beautiful, confident smile. At Lawrenceville Family Dental Care, we offer high quality porcelain veneers to residents throughout Gwinnett County and surrounding communities.
Read moreProtecting Your Child's Teeth
Wednesday, 08 May 2019 16:45:00
When it comes to the health of your child’s primary teeth, there’s no better time than now to begin establishing good oral health habits. The truth is, oral hygiene begins in infancy, as dentists recommend wiping down gum tissues after feedings. This sets into motion a predictable routine as teeth begin to erupt.
Read moreCosmetic Dentistry
Thursday, 04 April 2019 16:56:00
When it comes to enhancing one’s smile, even the smallest change can boost confidence, self-esteem and make a person want to smile more. Given the enormous advancements in the arena of cosmetic dentistry, not to mention the many options available to patients, it’s no wonder that countless individuals are turning to cosmetic dental treatments to improve their smile.
Read moreDental Sealants
Wednesday, 13 March 2019 13:17:00
A tried and true preventative measure, dental sealants are a thin coating painted onto adolescent teeth to protect them from cavities. Remarkably, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) states that sealants can prevent 80% of cavities for two years after their application. Moreover, they continue to provide protection at 50% over four years.
Read moreSleep Apnea and Oral Health
Monday, 25 February 2019 13:33:00
A potentially dangerous condition that can affect just about anyone, sleep apnea is characterized by shallow breathing or a temporary pause in one’s breathing, as noted by Tooth Wisdom online. Interestingly, dentists often diagnose the condition, as they see patients more often than a regular physician.
Read moreOsteoporosis And Oral Health
Tuesday, 15 January 2019 18:32:00
As studies continue to investigate osteoporosis and what it’s all about, new light is being shed on the connection between osteoporosis and oral health. Dentistry IQ explains that osteoporosis is a condition that’s worth worrying about, because it will affect more than half of all Americans, particularly those over the age of 50. Because fragile, weakened bones characterize the disease, it’s easy to understand why the dental community has taken notice.
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