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Enamel is the front line of defense for your teeth. It protects your teeth from damage, bacteria and infection, so make sure you protect it!

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After your next citrus treat, WAIT at least 30 minutes to brush! The combination of the acid with brushing can actually cause your teeth to lose enamel.

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Quick Tip: Floss with your eyes shut. If you can floss with your eyes shut at home then you can floss anywhere – the car, school, or even at the office!

What you put in is what you get out. Avoid these foods that can harm your teeth!

Over 50% of US adults have some form of #GumDisease. But did you know, its effects stretch way farther than the mouth!

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Do you grind your teeth at night? Or wake up with a sore jaw or headache. Call us today!!! We can help.

Quick Tip: Floss with your eyes shut. If you can floss with your eyes shut at home then you can floss anywhere – the car, school, or even at the office!

Think you have TMJ? Factors that may increase the risk of developing TMJ include: - Various types of arthritis - Jaw injury - Long-term (chronic) grinding or clenching of teeth - Certain connective tissue diseases that cause problems that may affect the temporomandibular joint