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Dental Sealants Are a Reliable Preventative Measure

Dental Sealants Are a Reliable Preventative Measure

Why would anyone consider dental sealants? After all, everyone knows brushing and flossing are the leading way to prevent cavities and maintain good oral health. However, some teeth, like molars, are hard to reach. In addition, getting into every nook and cranny is...

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How Cheek Biting Can Cause Chronic Pain

How Cheek Biting Can Cause Chronic Pain

Cheek biting is uncomfortable and even painful. What do you do when biting your cheek becomes a chronic pain? A wisdom tooth that has just grown out can also cause cheek biting. The wrongly seated wisdom tooth hits the cheek. Defective fillings or broken teeth often...

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Is Dental Bonding Right for Me?

Is Dental Bonding Right for Me?

If you’re struggling with dental imperfections, you’re likely considering how to best correct them. Occasionally, issues like cracks, chips, gaps, and more cause us to seek help from our dentists. As a matter of fact, your dentist has a variety of treatment options to...

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What’s the Big Deal with Dental Erosion?

What’s the Big Deal with Dental Erosion?

Dental erosion is one of the many things we look for during your regular checkup. Dental erosion happens when acids break down the hard materials of your teeth, wearing them away and making them softer. Tooth erosion is not the same as tooth decay caused by bacteria....

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Dry Mouth: Cotton Got Your Tongue?

Dry Mouth: Cotton Got Your Tongue?

Dry mouth is officially called xerostomia. This occurs when the salivary glands fail to produce enough saliva. It is typically a temporary condition caused by dehydration, heavy breathing, dry air, or other situational circumstances. When a patient has the condition...

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Critical Link: Dental Care and Blood Pressure

Critical Link: Dental Care and Blood Pressure

Believe it or not, there is a critical link between your dental care and blood pressure. Hypertension, the clinical term for high blood pressure, is one of America's most prevalent cardiovascular conditions. Still, we rarely hear about oral health consequences of the...

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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
info@danvilledentalcare.com

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