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Causes and Cures for Tooth Nerve Pain

Causes and Cures for Tooth Nerve Pain

Tooth nerve health is essential. You use your teeth every day, from smiling to chewing to talking. Teeth are an integral part of your everyday life, and because of this, they’re prone to injury. When you damage a tooth, it usually causes tooth nerve pain and...

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Teeth Whitening: Should You Get It Done?

Teeth Whitening: Should You Get It Done?

One of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures is teeth whitening. Teeth whitening services are a great way to get a brighter smile. Having whiter teeth can make you feel more confident. That’s why so many people go to their dentists for this procedure. If you’re...

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What Kind of TMJ Treatments Are There?

What Kind of TMJ Treatments Are There?

In a previous last post, we explained what TMJ is. TMJ is an acronym for the Temporomandibular Joint. It connects the lower jawbone to the skull and we use it for chewing and speaking. To clarify, the joint is a sliding hinge that allows the jaw to move up and down...

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TMJ: My Jaw Hurting and Frozen!

TMJ: My Jaw Hurting and Frozen!

TMJ is an acronym for the Temporomandibular Joint. The temporomandibular joints are located on both sides of the face, just in front of the ears. It connects the lower jawbone to the skull and is used in chewing and speaking. The joint is a sliding hinge that allows...

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Stay Healthy: Senior Oral Health and Nutrition

Stay Healthy: Senior Oral Health and Nutrition

Senior oral health is vital because it’s directly connected to overall health. Gum disease or other oral conditions in older adults often lead to: Heart attack Stroke Alzheimer's Pneumonia Diabetes Back, knee, and neck pain Headaches and migraines Nerves and blood...

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Why Should You Care About Overbite?

Why Should You Care About Overbite?

An overbite is a misalignment of the teeth, or malocclusion so that the upper front teeth protrude out beyond the lower teeth. While a small overbite is necessary for a proper bite, it shouldn’t overlap too far. A snug fit between the upper teeth and the lower teeth...

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Office Address

Danville Family Dentistry
PO Box 486
23 S Co Rd 200 East Suite B
Danville, IN 46122

(317) 745-4400
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  • Tuesday 8am – 5pm
  • Wednesday 7am – 4pm
  • Thursday 7am – 4pm
  • Friday - Sunday CLOSED

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