Dentist of Albuquerque

JANUARY 17, 2019

I see the confused look on the faces of my non dental friends when I tell them I’m going to the Voices of Dentistry , a dental podcast summit, next week. There’s a quick furrow of the eyebrows followed by a polite smile and nod. They don’t “get it.” But that’s ok. I do. I listen to a variety of dental podcasts: some are informative, some are thought provoking, and some are funny.

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Dental Studio 121

JANUARY 24, 2019

If you have a cavity, you might be holding out hope that it will heal naturally. But for the sake of your oral health, think again! Here, we’ll discuss what cavities are, what causes them, how they must be treated, and what you can do to help prevent them. What Are Cavities? Also known as caries, cavities are permanent tooth decay. Enamel is the hard outer shell of your teeth that protects the inner sensitive layers, like the nerves, blood vessels, and pulp, from bacteria.

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Go Ask Fred

JANUARY 11, 2019

2019 is an odd-numbered year, which among other things means that there are no Olympics. So you’re on your own to reach Olympic ideals this year. How? Here are a couple of examples: You can get your patients out faster … Continue reading → The post 2019: The Year for Your Practice to Be Faster, Higher & Stronger! appeared first on Go Ask Fred: The Blog of Fred Joyal.

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ADK Perio

JANUARY 6, 2019

Engaging in deep discussion with a close friend, savoring your favorite meal, or flashing a smile to that special someone – these simple pleasures all become more difficult when you don’t have full confidence in your teeth and in your smile. Thankfully, dental implants provide an effective and safe option for replacing teeth and renewing your oral health.

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Brookside Dental

JANUARY 31, 2019

We’ve all heard about growing scientific evidence of the effects our genetic makeup may have on a predisposition for certain diseases such as diabetes or heart disease. But what about dental diseases? Have you inherited a genetic inclination for cavities, periodontal disease, crooked teeth, or oral cancer? You might be surprised to learn what the latest studies have to say about the connection between your genes and your oral health.

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