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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The very first dental treatments and operations are thousands of years old, making dentistry one of the oldest medical professions in the book. Dental treatments have improved quite a bit since dentistry first came about – dental operations, too, have become a lot easier and more effective. Advanced dental Technology...
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Welcome to a new year of resolutions, goals, and establishing new habits and routines. We are far enough into January to know which habits may stick and which may change based on commitment or convenience. Hopefully, this is the year that you choose to embrace and improve your oral hygiene....
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Fluoride treatments are common in dental offices, public health centers, and schools. Although fluoride has largely been accepted as a dental treatment, there are still some who are uncertain about what fluoride actually does in the body. Fluoride can be delivered in several ways, though its primary application is in...
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Bad breath is among the most common complaints of children and adults. One estimate suggests that up to 30% of adults complain of having bad breath. Could tonsil stones be the culprit of bad breath and other oral health concerns? To correctly answer that, we must first identify what tonsils...
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With the pandemic getting closer and closer to home, numerous dental offices have decided to close its operation. Locust Family Dentistry would continue to be available for emergency dental care only, that is if you are experiencing pains, swelling or infections. To help control the spread of COVID-19, the dental...
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Pain-Free Dentistry in Locust For many people, dental procedures have always been synonymous with pain. Pain is one of the main reasons why many patients who need medical attention for their dental problems do not receive proper care. Because of the painful experiences that they had during previous dental procedures,...
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Learn These 5 Important Tips to Prevent and Treat Gum Diseases Taking care of your overall oral health involves the collective effort of you and your dentist. While there are some preventive measures that you can do yourself to prevent gum diseases, you will inevitably need the help of your...
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