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5 Step Dental Rehab Plan to Get Back on Track to Dental Health

Can we let you in on a secret? We get it — we understand. Nobody likes to see the dentist. Many people put it off. It’s easy to let your oral health get away from you. It happens. We don’t judge. Honestly, we just want...

Flossing vs. Waterpik — Which is Better?

We get asked a lot about Waterpiks and whether they are more effective than flossing. After all, you probably know how important flossing is to dental care. The short answer is that they are a good idea and even essential for some like those with...

Teeth Whitening Special At Your Cincinnati Family Dental Office!

Thought about getting a teeth whitening treatment? Now’s the time! Get 15% OFF Teeth Whitening In Cincinnati We have two great options! Choose either an in office treatment, or a take home whitening kit – both are 15% OFF until December 31, 2019. What is...

How Clean is Your Toothbrush? What You Need to Know

If you’re a germaphobe, you’re not going to like this: Your toothbrush is covered with over 100 million bacteria including E. coli and staphylococci (Staph) bacteria, according to researchers at the University of Alabama. Gross, right? The thing to understand is that bacteria is everywhere,...

Why Fluoride is Important to Dental Health

Our bodies contain minerals that are essential for good health. One such mineral is fluoride, found in soil, rocks, and groundwater. You also have it in your teeth. Maintaining healthy amounts of fluoride in your teeth contributes to better dental health. It can also prevent...

Consume Energy Drinks? Why They’re Ruining Your Teeth

You don’t need to be a dentist to know how bad soda pop and even fruit juice can be for your teeth because of all the sugar, but what about energy drinks? Turns out it’s just as bad if not worse. Energy drinks tend to...

Do You Need a Gum Lift? Here’s What You Need to Know

Do you have what might best be described as a “gummy smile” — your gums rest too high or too low? This can seriously affect the beauty of your smile, and more alarmingly, it’s a sign you have serious gum disease. A gum lift, or...

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