The start of a new year is the perfect time to prioritize your health, including your oral health. Visiting your dentist for a dental checkup is one way to ensure your teeth and gums remain clean and healthy. A dental checkup from our dentists in Locust, NC, offers numerous benefits,...
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Are your daily habits hurting your health? When it comes to maintaining a bright smile and strong teeth, daily habits count. While brushing and flossing are important and non-negotiable, many people unknowingly engage in behaviors that can harm their oral health. At Locust Family Dentistry, we want our patients to...
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We all experience losing baby teeth during childhood. However, edentulism is a dental condition where you may have missing teeth or no teeth at all. While edentulism is often associated with old age, it can affect people of all ages, impairing their ability to eat, speak, and smile. At Locust...
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If you’ve ever felt discomfort or pain after eating hot or cold food, it could be a sign of a common dental condition that affects the outer layers of your teeth. This condition, ranging from mild irritation to severe pain, is called tooth sensitivity. If left untreated, tooth sensitivity can...
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For a dentist to be certified and given the right to practice dentistry, they must complete dental school. After studying and fulfilling the requirements, three letters will be attached to a dentist’s name. Have you ever wondered what the letters after your dentist’s name signify? Most times, you’ll see these...
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Invisalign is one of the top choices many individuals consider for straight teeth. But can Invisalign fix malocclusions? The short answer is yes. In most cases, you can treat malocclusion with Invisalign in Locust, NC. Malocclusion, often called bite problems, is the misalignment of teeth and the jaw. This condition...
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Receding gums, or gingival recession, is a dental problem that can cause serious oral health issues if left untreated. As the gum tissue pulls back and exposes more of the tooth or its root, it can cause sensitivity, increase the risk of tooth decay, and affect your smile’s aesthetics. At...
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Brushing your teeth is an essential aspect of a daily routine and significantly impacts your oral hygiene. That’s why many people pay attention to the toothbrush they use, the process of brushing their teeth, and how to avoid significant mistakes. You can also visit our dentist for the best oral...
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