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Gum – It’s Good for your Teeth

If we told you that chewing gum on a regular basis was good for your teeth, and your oral health, would you believe us? If not, we don’t blame you. It’s a hard connection to make, and to make sense of. But the truth is that gum has a ton of good benefits for your teeth. To help make the... read more »

Dental Flossing Options for Your Beautiful Smile

If you are struggling with choosing a dental floss for you, then you are reading the right blog! Dental floss is an important step that should be used each day to help keep your smile healthy and teeth and gums clean from plaque and bacteria. Our dentist, Dr. Alan L. Frame, understands the many options when it comes to flossing.... read more »

Optimum Smile Construction: Teeth Whitening Treatments

To receive the oral health care your smile needs, it is essential to always make sure your teeth and gums are cleaned thoroughly. This includes severe oral health risks associated with having unsightly teeth and gums. However, if your teeth are cleaned and are simply stained or discolored, you may want to seek out a tooth whitening treatment system. Studies... read more »

Habits to Avoid for Positive Oral Health

Habits play a considerable role in our lives. Habits affect how we eat, live, play, and our preferences in handling emotions like anxiety and stress. Some habits are helpful to keep your oral health in tip-top shape like brushing and flossing each day. Yet, there are other habits like chewing on ice or pen caps that could be putting your... read more »

Diet Tips for Teeth

Do you know keeping a healthy diet can improve the health of your teeth? Well, it’s true! There are foods that can help and hinder your oral health, which is why keeping a healthy diet can help keep your smile strong too. As a result, our dentist, Dr. Alan L. Frame with Alan L. Frame, D.D.S. in Santa Clara, California,... read more »

A Dental Checkup Can Detect Oral Hygiene Problems

Your daily routine needs to include brushing your teeth twice each day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. You also need to remember to thoroughly floss your teeth at least once each day. These simple measures can help remove plaque, bacteria, food debris and acids deposits before they can promote problems with cavities and periodontal disease. You also need... read more »

Caring for Your Teeth with Invisalign®

  If you are seeking to dramatically improve your smile, it is important to visit your orthodontist to determine if any malocclusions are present. If you are suffering from any form of bad bites or misalignments, you may require an orthodontic aligner system. One of the most effective and popular systems available is Invisalign®. Are you ready to cosmetically enhance... read more »

Can a Dental Crown Restoration Repair Your Damaged Tooth?

A dental crown or "cap" is permanently cemented into place by your dentist, to cover the part of the tooth (or dental implant) above the gum line. Unlike a dental filling, which serves to fix a part of a tooth, a crown is essentially the tooth's surface. The result? A natural-looking and functioning tooth. You may need a crown if... read more »

Care for Your Smile by Learning About Cavity Prevention Treatments

  To keep your smile safe from the risk of dental damage, an oral hygiene routine will be needed. Not only will you need to use safe and effective tools, but you need to be employing the proper cleaning procedures to effectively rid your mouth of any harmful acids and debris that can potentially give rise to many ailments such... read more »

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