October, 2019

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Ingenious dental practice payroll tools that save dentists time and money.

Bookkeeping For Dentists

You wear many hats in your dental practice, and you don't always have the time to deal with the learning curve of trying new things. When it comes to dental office payroll, you may do it the way it’s always been done, even the same as the person you purchased the practice from, but what If you could make it better? Gone are the days of paying your CPA or some outside third person to manage your dental office payroll.

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Lead Aprons feel so good! Here’s why.

Dental Buzz

Ever since you were a kid, you’ve known this: there’s a comfort that settles through you right before getting dental x-rays. You notice when the heavy shield gets draped over your shoulders and tummy that it’s a bit easier to relax, to open your mouth and let the dental professional twist things in your mouth […].

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Am I Allergic to Dentists? Part 1

Aerni Dental

You may have jokingly said you’re allergic to the dentist as an excuse for not getting a checkup. Going to the dentist isn’t the most pleasant experience in the world, but there could be some truth to that excuse. There are patients who deal with allergic reactions anytime they go to their dentist. This is typically due to the materials that dentists use in their offices rather than the dentists themselves.

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Dental Bone Grafting: Do I Need It?

Dental Chat

Maybe you went to the dentist with a toothache or broken tooth and received bad news. Your tooth is cracked right through the center of it and you need to get it removed. In addition, your dentist recommends dental bone grafting at the same time. Maybe you’re not really clear if you really need it, Read More. The post Dental Bone Grafting: Do I Need It?

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What the fluoride?

Advanced Endo

Fluoride is often called nature’s cavity fighter, and for good reason! Fluoride, a naturally-occurring mineral, helps prevent cavities by making your enamel more resistant to the acid that causes tooth decay. Before teeth are fully grown, the fluoride taken in from foods and beverages help make tooth enamel stronger. This provides what is called a “systemic” benefit.

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Are Oral Health Issues Genetic? Can You Blame Parents for Bad Teeth?

Batchelor-Dentistry

To a certain degree, almost every aspect of your health is affected by your genes. But are bad teeth hereditary? Are your mom and dad really to blame for that cavity or your misaligned teeth? I don’t have a simple answer. Few reliable studies exist on the topic since scientists would need extremely large numbers to draw conclusions with high confidence.

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Ingenious dental practice payroll tools that save dentists time and money.

Bookkeeping For Dentists

You wear many hats in your dental practice, and you don't always have the time to deal with the learning curve of trying new things. When it comes to dental office payroll, you may do it the way it’s always been done, even the same as the person you purchased the practice from, but what If you could make it better? Gone are the days of paying your CPA or some outside third person to manage your dental office payroll.

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Am I Allergic to Dentists? Part 2

Aerni Dental

This is the second part of our Dental Allergies series. As in the previous post, we’re discussing common dental allergies some patients may experience when visiting the dentist. What is Contact Dermatitis? Contact dermatitis is a reaction which occurs when our skin comes into contact with a chemical found in some makeups, soaps, or fragrances. Some patients may experience itchy, red, and dry skin.

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How to Recover After Getting Dental Implants

Friendswood Dental Blog

If you’re missing one or more teeth, chances are you’ve heard about dental implants. These small titanium posts are inserted directly into the jawbone to replace the roots of lost teeth. However, you probably have some questions, such as, “How long does it take to recover from implant placement?” So, let’s take a closer look at the process and recovery time with an implant procedure.

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Halloween Time in Johns Creek

Polkadot Dental

Happy October, everyone! Tis the season for pumpkin spiced lattes, pumpkin scented candles, and pumpkin-themed decor. It’s spooky season, so it is time to get out in the world and embrace all things Halloween. Everyone, of course, celebrates Halloween differently, and that is okay! Whether you just like to go out and try cool seasonal snacks, or you like to go check out mazes and get the pants scared off you, there is something to do for everyone this Halloween season. .

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What Is A Dental Onlay?

Dental Chat

You’re enjoying a scoop of Skittles, a second handful that you probably didn’t need. You bite down and there’s a snapping noise, and that doesn’t seem right. Your tongue instantly finds the cause: A large piece of your lower right molar has gone missing, and you already swallowed it. Although you feel a little panicky, Read More. The post What Is A Dental Onlay?

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Wisdom Teeth Aftercare

Mission Valley Oral Surgeon

Having your impacted wisdom teeth removed is a serious surgical procedure, and post-operative care is extremely important! Read on for instructions on how to care for your sore mouth, and how to minimize unnecessary pain and complications. Immediately Following Surgery: Keep a firm, yet gentle, bite on the gauze packs that have been placed in your mouth to keep them in place.

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October Is National Dental Hygiene Month — Here’s How to Celebrate

Friendswood Dental Blog

The goal of October should be about more than having a happy and spooky Halloween. Since October is also National Dental Hygiene Month, you should also focus on having better oral health habits. In fact, while your dentist in Friendswood is here, let’s talk about 4 major ways you can observe National Dental Hygiene Month. 1. Brush. Brushing should be one of the first things you do in the morning and the last thing you do before bed.