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Dangers of Alcohol and Oral Health
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Anonymous
posted: Oct. 18, 2022.
We often have patients who ask, “Can drinking alcohol affect my oral health?” There are, in fact, a few reasons why that martini may not be good for your pearly
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Is a Crown Necessary for My Child’s Baby Tooth?
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Anonymous
posted: Oct. 11, 2022.
Part of the charm of your child’s smile is those delicate, diminutive baby teeth. We enjoy those smiles while we can, because soon enough, primary teeth make way for the
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Year-End Insurance Reminder
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Anonymous
posted: Oct. 04, 2022.
the doctor, as well as our team at The Cosmetic and Implant Dental Center, would like to give those patients with flex spend, health savings, or insurance benefits a friendly
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Proper Flossing Techniques
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Anonymous
posted: Sep. 27, 2022.
Of all the dental hygiene techniques you can use at home to promote clean teeth and good oral health, flossing is likely to be the one that troubles most people.
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Women's Hormones and Oral Health
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Anonymous
posted: Sep. 20, 2022.
At The Cosmetic and Implant Dental Center, we know that hormones affect a woman's mood, but did you know they can also impact the health of a woman’s mouth? Women
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Can children be at risk for periodontal disease?
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Anonymous
posted: Sep. 13, 2022.
You want to check all the boxes when you consider your child’s dental health. You make sure your child brushes twice daily to avoid cavities. You’ve made a plan for
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Back to School? Remember Your Dental Homework!
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Anonymous
posted: Sep. 06, 2022.
It’s a busy time of year. Book lists! Supplies! New clothes! (How did they outgrow those shoes already?) And while you’re preparing your family’s list of back-to-school necessities, here are
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Labor Day: Our favorite holiday to rest!
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Anonymous
posted: Aug. 30, 2022.
Labor Day, celebrated on the first Monday each September here in the United States, is a holiday devoted to the American working community. The purpose of the holiday is honoring
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What to Do When Your Child Has a Loose Tooth
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Anonymous
posted: Aug. 23, 2022.
When your child loses a tooth for the first time, you both have a lot to look forward to. Sharing in the “I’m a big kid!” excitement. Tales of the
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Timing Matters!
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Aug. 16, 2022.
Many patients at The Cosmetic and Implant Dental Center are under the impression that harder brushing leads to cleaner teeth, but that is not true. Gentle brushing is just as
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How Tooth-Colored Fillings Improve Your Smile
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Anonymous
posted: Aug. 09, 2022.
Today’s crowns, veneers, and tooth colored fillings are very natural looking compared to early counterparts. There was a time when dentists placed silver fillings exclusively. This material is still used,
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Hot Day? Three Drinks to Leave Home When You’re Packing the Cooler
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Anonymous
posted: Aug. 02, 2022.
Whew! It’s a hot one! And whenever the temperature soars, you need to stay hydrated, especially when you’re outside or exercising. But all cold drinks aren’t equal when it comes
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Let Crowns Strengthen Your Smile
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Anonymous
posted: Feb. 08, 2016.
Learn more about dental crowns and how they protect teeth from further damage.
A damaged tooth needs to be addressed right away. In fact, a cracked, fractured or broken tooth is
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The Truth About Tooth Extractions
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Dec. 11, 2015.
Is it time to visit your dentist, Robert Silvers, DMD at The Cosmetic and Implant Dental Center in Lincolnwood, IL, for a tooth extraction? If your teeth are overcrowded or
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Signs It's Time for a Tooth Extraction
Author:
Anonymous
posted: Oct. 01, 2015.
Find out if your dental problems could be telling you that it’s time to have your tooth removed.
No one wants to think about it, but there might come a time
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What Are Interceptive Orthodontics?
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Anonymous
posted: Jul. 16, 2015.
In the past, it was common for a Lincolnwood, IL dentist to wait to offer orthodontic services until the patient was between 12 and 14 years old and already had
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