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What are dental sealants, who should get them, and how long do they last?
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Anonymous
posted: Mar. 29, 2022.
Dental sealants are an excellent way to protect children’s teeth from tooth decay by coating them with a thin plastic material. Their teeth look and feel like normal, but they
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Is sleep apnea linked to cancer? Studies say, ‘Yes’.
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Anonymous
posted: Mar. 22, 2022.
Recently, multiple studies have concluded that people with sleep apnea, a disorder that causes snoring, fatigue, and dangerous gaps in breathing at night due to throat muscles collapsing, are five
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St. Patrick's Day
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Anonymous
posted: Mar. 15, 2022.
On March 17, everyone has a little Irish in them. St. Patrick’s Day is a joyous celebration of Irish heritage. The holiday originated as a commemoration of Saint Patrick, who
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Educational and Entertaining Enamel Experiments
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Anonymous
posted: Mar. 08, 2022.
Let’s talk about the science of our teeth for a moment. Our enamel has a very high mineral content, making it extremely strong. In fact, enamel just happens to be
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Good Nutrition Leads to Healthy Mouths
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Mar. 01, 2022.
At The Martin Dental Center & Dr. Wyman Martin, we know the most common oral health diseases are tooth decay and periodontal disease (or gum disease), and both are among
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The Best Snacks for a Healthy Smile
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Anonymous
posted: Feb. 22, 2022.
One of the most frequent questions that the doctor and our team hear is about what kinds of snacks are best for a child’s dental health. Sugary snacks are inevitable
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Aging and Dental Health
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Feb. 15, 2022.
As you grow older, your mind may be preoccupied with the health of your bones, heart, or brain. However, our team at The Martin Dental Center & Dr. Wyman Martin
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The Transformation of Valentine's Day
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Anonymous
posted: Feb. 08, 2022.
Did you know the actions leading to the beginnings of Valentine's Day were actually centered on the avoidance of war? A Catholic priest named Valentine defied the orders of the
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February is Heart Month
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Anonymous
posted: Feb. 01, 2022.
The American Academy of Periodontology stresses the importance of good oral health since gum disease may be linked to heart disease and stroke. Thus far, no cause-and-effect relationship has been
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Germs living on my toothbrush? Say it ain’t so!
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Anonymous
posted: Jan. 25, 2022.
You may have heard talk about the germs that can reside on your toothbrush and thought, “really?”
It’s true—there are several kinds of bacteria that can lurk on the bristles of
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What is gum disease?
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jan. 18, 2022.
Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, is an infection of the gum tissues, and is something seen all too often by the doctor. Extending from inflammation of the gums (gingivitis)
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Why Do Molars Seem to Get More Cavities?
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Jan. 11, 2022.
Probably because, for many kids, molars do get more cavities. So let’s answer two better questions: Why do molars get more cavities? And, how can we help prevent them?
It’s the
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Make this the Year You Stop Smoking
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Anonymous
posted: Jan. 04, 2022.
It’s a new year, and it couldn’t come fast enough for many of us! Let’s do our part to make this a better year in every way—and you can start
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Things You Probably Didn’t Know About New Year's Eve
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Anonymous
posted: Dec. 28, 2021.
It’s no secret that New Year’s Eve is one of the most widely celebrated holidays in the world. the doctor and our team love it too. It’s a fresh start,
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What do I do if I fall and loosen my teeth?
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Dec. 21, 2021.
Although teeth are strong enough to tear through food, they are also fragile. An accident such as a fall may loosen teeth or knock a tooth out entirely. When a
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Playing “Tooth or Dare”
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Dec. 14, 2021.
Our teeth perform several vital roles for us. We use them to bite and chew, to help form words, to support our facial structure. And never underestimate the power of
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