Most people think of the dentist as the doctor who keeps your teeth healthy and who repairs broken or cracked teeth. You might also think of your gum health, and maybe braces,…but we’d be willing to bet you don’t think of snoring and healthy sleep when you visit the dentist.
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Teeth bleaching is one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures in the Destin area.
Almost everyone, however, prefers having a comfortable smile over having white teeth.
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Here at Seacrest Dental, we’re all about helping Emerald Coast residents stay on top of their oral health. If there’s a way for you to avoid getting a cavity in the first place, we want you to know.
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Are you currently stressing out over something unusual going on with your tooth? The following points could help you decide whether it’s time to see a dentist.
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If you live on the Emerald Coast, there’s a good chance you’ve taken a trip across the Gulf to visit more exotic climes. But is it a good idea to seek dental treatment while abroad?
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Many folks only think to get their teeth cleaned before a special occasion. Most feel that once a year is enough to stay healthy, but twice is best if you want to stay on top of your dental health.
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Do you cringe when you hear the words "root canal?" Well, you're not alone. Almost everyone would take the alternative . . . if there was one. Do you have any other options when it comes to getting out of endodontic therapy?
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There’s never been a better time than the present to finally move forward with your smile makeover. When ultimate dental aesthetics are a goal, porcelain veneers are an excellent choice. Here are four reasons why:
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The good news is that mouthwash can be an essential part of a routine to combat gum disease. The bad news is that mouthwash alone won't cut it. Gum disease is inflammation that affects not just the gums, but the bone and ligaments surrounding teeth, as well.
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As a general rule, when it comes to dental health, you want things to remain the same if you have a healthy mouth. Maintaining that health is important. When changes begin to occur in your mouth, it could be a sign of gum disease. Typically, when your normal appearance, feel, smell and brushing experience change, there is a problem.
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