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    Preventative Dentistry

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    Although you’ve probably heard a lot of advice about taking care of your teeth since the time you were a child, there are still plenty of mistakes you could be making when it comes to dental hygiene. The next time you visit St Croix Family Dentistry, in Saint Croix Falls, WI, ask the dentist about preventative dentistry, and what you can do at home to make sure your smile is in the best possible condition. Whether you’re there for a routine teeth cleaning or a root canal, they’ll gladly discuss…

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    Orthodontist Goals

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    As an orthodontist, my main goal would be to create a brighter world through the process of straighten out someone’s life one tooth at a time. Fixing other peoples smile would not only build up their self-esteem, but allow them to develop better communication skills which can motivate one’s participation in the community. Knowing that I gave a patient the confidence to smile again and to feel comfortable in their own skin would have such a huge positive impact in my life and I’ll feel as though…

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    Why Is Fluoride Important

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    How Important Is Fluoride In Your Oral Health? Any dentist will tell you that fluoride can help your teeth remain healthy, but as a patient, you may not understand how it works. In fact, you may not be doing enough to make sure you’re getting the amount of fluoride you need to help your teeth remain healthy. By understanding more about fluoride, you’ll know how cavities can develop and how fluoride can prevent them from happening. Cavity Development Cavities can be created by acids that are…

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    Steve was at a regular dental care appointment nearly 20 years ago when he had a bad experience with a dental assistant that has kept him from making dental appointments of any kind for the last 20 years. Steve’s girlfriend’s father was a dentist and her mother was his dental assistant. Steve scheduled a typical cleaning with his girlfriend’s father, and then his girlfriend accompanied him to the appointment. During the appointment, the dental assistant was conversing with Steve’s girlfriend…

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    Three Facts About Getting Dental Implants If you have teeth that are missing, either due to injury or extraction, a dental implant is a great way to treat it. It will be more comfortable than dentures, and provide more strength than a dental bridge, all while giving support to those teeth that neighbor the implant. If you are planning to get dental implants, here are three interesting facts about the procedure. A Single Implant Can Secure Multiple Teeth Do you need dental implants because you…

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    Some cities in the United States have begun to consider adding the chemical fluoride into their water. Supposedly this action would reduce tooth decay and dental cost. Fluoridated water has been consumed throughout the years, however, it has recently been viewed as an outdated method. Portland, along with other Oregon communities, have also begun to discuss the idea of fluoridating their tap water. While people may support this concept, others believe it is ineffective and dangerous. It has…

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    Gum Disease In Children

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    There is also a high risk of gum disease developing in babies who fall asleep with a bottle of formula or juice. It is also common for teenagers that get out of their usual childhood dental regimen to develop gum disease. Some health conditions, such as Downs Syndrome or Type 1 diabetes may also increase the risk of children developing gum disease. Signs of Gum Disease in Children It is extremely important to note that gum disease is…

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    Cavities In Dental Caries

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    Problem Statement In the United States, dental caries (cavities) are one of the most prevalent chronic conditions found in children (Center for Disease Control, 2014). Teeth gain cavities when the tartar on the teeth build up (Kapner, 2017). Tartar is plaque, a combination of acid, food pieces, bacteria, and saliva that bonds together into a sticky substance, that was not removed from the tooth (Kapner, 2017). According to a study conducted in 2014 by the Center for Disease Control (CDC),…

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    we can transform ityour smile by giving it a makeover! A smile makeover uses a combination of several different procedures to give your smile the desired look. Some of the procedures we may use to fix your smile include veneers, teeth whitening, dental implants, teeth contouring, and crown lengthening. Each of these procedures are performed with accuracy by Dr. Anderson and his experienced staff. They are well practiced, and it shows after they are finished transforming your…

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    like to start off by saying, thank you for taking the time to consider me for the full-time Dental Hygiene position at your east office. Your consideration and time is greatly appreciated. Attached, you will find a copy of my official cover letter, resume, and professional references. I wanted to utilize this area to include a short description of myself. I am a recent graduate of the highly accredited Dental Hygiene Program at Wichita State University (Go Shocks!!). I graduated with Magna…

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