Back in January of 2012 Dr. Amble blogged about continuing good dental care through your pregnancy and gave his overall recommendations. If you missed that post, here it is again Continuing Good Dental Care Through Your Pregnancy. We wanted to follow that up with a reference to a good article found at EmPowHer.com. The article […]
Hormones and how they affect women’s dental health. Read More »
When you know who you are going to see, and have a mutual relationship of trust and respect with your care providers, health care becomes less frightening and more accessible. Our goal is your health and comfort. Dealing with Common Dental Fears.
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This is fun and was sent to us by a patient. It’s the way we want you to feel when you’re in our office, but we spend more time on the dentistry and less time on the song and dance. Oral Hygiene.
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We all get it from time to time. Breath so, shall we say, “powerful” that it makes our own eyes water. There are certainly cases where we can trace our bad breath back to the marvelous spicy Indian food consumed last night, the garlic filled Caesar chicken salad eaten for lunch or the delicious, but humongous, portion of authentic
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Sports and Energy Drinks Responsible for Irreversible Damage to Teeth Many of us think of sports drinks or energy drinks as more healthy alternatives to sodas. While in some respects that may be true, for tooth enamel it is certainly not true. The biggest issue with these drinks are their acidity levels. The acids in
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While brushing for two minutes, twice a day, in almost any manner that cleans your teeth, is absolutely better than nothing, there are actually better methods to brush. Here are a few tips from Dr. Amble and Dr. Cashman: Brush twice a day, after meals and/or before bed. Use a soft bristled brush and a
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Many people see their doctor regularly, go to the gym every week, walk for health and exercise, eat right to help their cholesterol. We do these things because we want to look our best, feel our best and stay healthy as we age. Just as being fit is more than eating an apple a day, keeping
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Here are 8 Ways to Keep Your Mouth Healthy and only one of them is “see your dentist twice a year”. Dr. Amble’s additions and comments to this list include: 1. We are here to answer your questions. Feel free to call Dr. Cashman, me, or any of the rest of our team with your questions. If
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From Worldental.org , which is an on-line dental health magazine, this article talks about nine “foods”, that I would more likely label as foods, spices and naturally occurring sweeteners, that help improve dental health in a number of ways, including: Reducing and neutralizing bacteria in the mouth Creating an anti-acid film Boosting anti-inflammatory properties Acting as a natural tooth whitener
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That has been Grand Avenue Dental’s tag line for a couple of years now. Dr. Paul Amble and Dr. Nancy Jane Cashman feel that giving your teeth some love is about more than showing your smile to the world. Having a bright, confident smile is certainly important. It can be an ego booster and can
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