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TMJ Exercises

Although TMJ/TMD is a recurring condition that can be permanently treated with neuromuscular dentistry, patients have begun reporting success alleviating their symptoms through the use of TMJ exercises that stretch and relax the jaw muscles. If you search the internet you may find a variety of suggested exercises to help alleviate your TMD symptoms.  

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Dental Implants vs. Dentures

If you think that dentures are only an issue the elderly need to worry about, think again. Tooth decay and periodontal disease with tooth loss affect young individuals as well as the old, and patients who neglect their oral health find themselves prematurely in need of false teeth.   Fortunately, your options for tooth replacement

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Periodontal Abscess

Gum disease is one of the most damaging problems your teeth can face, often leading to serious and painful conditions, like periodontal abscess, or a pocket between your gums and tooth that harbors bacteria and infection. If you think that gum disease only affects your mouth, however, think again.   Studies have shown that periodontal

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CAD/CDM

In the last century, dental technology has progressed leaps and bounds, right alongside other types of technology we enjoy the benefits of. While we may seem to talk a lot about dental technology, we are investing in our office to be able to provide you with the best dental treatment available.   CAD/CAM is only

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Questions about CEREC

Why do we use CEREC? One of the biggest reasons we use CEREC technology to create porcelain dental restorations is because it allows us to provide our patients with same day porcelain crowns and inlays and onlays. Porcelain is more natural than amalgam fillings and crowns, and does not need the support of a metal

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