
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and, of course, a lavish spread of delicious dishes. However, amidst the turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, it’s easy to overlook how some traditional Thanksgiving side dishes can impact our oral health. In this blog, we’ll explore which popular side dishes might be less than ideal for your teeth and gums and offer some tooth-friendly alternatives.
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Losing a tooth is stressful, but it can be less traumatic if it’s a molar because no one can see it. Although it may not be visible when you are smiling, it’s best to treat your lost tooth right away. A gap in your smile isn’t just an aesthetic issue. It can have lasting consequences for your oral and overall health. Here’s why you shouldn’t wait to 


Besides brushing and flossing, regular dental care is essential for keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Although you spend a lot of time with your dentist during a preventive appointment, your dental hygienist is equally important to your 
Did you know that 37% of people notice a person’s smile first? Many people base their first impression after meeting someone by the way their teeth look. A beautiful smile is attributed to youth, confidence, and happiness, which are important qualities to possess in the job market. Unfortunately, few people have perfect teeth naturally. Not to mention, age, trauma, poor oral hygiene, and other factors can blemish your pearly whites. Thankfully, 