Have Bad Breath? It Might Be a Sign of One of These Problems

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Do you brush and floss your teeth daily, but still find that your breath smells notably foul? Persistent bad breath is not just an annoying problem that makes you feel self-conscious. Oftentimes, it is a sign of a more serious issue. If your bad breath is not abated with thorough brushing and a rinse with mouthwash, make an appointment with your dentist to see which of these possible explanations apply:…

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Coaches: Know What to Do If a Youth Sports Player Loses a Tooth

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Tooth avulsions aren’t common in youth sports, but children who play a contact sport could lose a tooth during a game, match, or meet. Whether a lost tooth can be saved depends on what’s done in the moments after it’s dislodged—before it can be taken to an emergency dentist and even before an ambulance has time to arrive. If you coach a youth sports team, here’s what you should immediately do if one of your players ever loses a permanent tooth.…

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3 Things Seniors Might Misunderstand About Dental Implants

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Are you a senior who has worn dentures for a long time, and do you have you next reline visit coming up soon? If so, it might be a good idea to take the opportunity to ask about dental implants. If you are set on your ways and don’t think implants are right for you, check out the below three myths that may be swaying your decision not to get them.…

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