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The Dental Dangers of Nail Biting
The clinical name is onychophagia. Nearly a third of all Americans deal with it regularly, and that percentage increases among teenagers. Nail biting is a common habit that, at its surface, seems relatively harmless. However, if you want to preserve the integrity of your pearly whites, the time to mitigate the compulsion is now. Teeth […]
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5 Tips to Cut Down on Sugar
While it makes the things we eat taste wonderful, sugar can have lasting effects on many aspects of our health. Too much sugar in the diet leaves teeth exposed to bacteria that lead to cavities and other detrimental dental problems. To protect your teeth, here are five ways you can cut down on sugar. Sugar […]
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Keeping a Wary Eye Out for Oral Cancer
Oral cancer refers to any cancer that affects the lips and the inside of the mouth. It is the most common form of cancer in the head or neck. While prognosis for oral cancer is relatively good—the overall 5-year survival rate for patients with an early diagnosis of oral cancer is 84%—cancer of any form […]
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The Many Dangers of DIY Teeth Whitening
We associate white teeth with beautiful and healthy teeth. We find a bright smile more appealing and approachable, and, in consequence, having white teeth can increase self-confidence. It is no surprise, then, that the internet and family traditions are filled with methods of DIY teeth whitening. However, are these tricks of the trade protecting your […]
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What’s the Scoop on Botox Injections?
Has a drooping or gummy smile made you feel like frowning instead? Do your new dentures chafe against the inside of your mouth? Despite common belief, Botox injections are effective for more than just relaxing wrinkles. A carefully administered injection can have beneficial dental applications as well, and we at Covington Dental Arts are proficient […]
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The Ins and Outs of Dry Brushing
It’s all part of the night time ritual: stand before the bathroom vanity with a lather of toothpaste in your mouth as you vigorously brush away food and plaque. However, does the fact that it’s part of the daily routine mean it’s the best way to do things? According to current research, it may be […]
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