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No one wants to have bad breath, yet we have all known someone who has it. If you have ever smelled someone’s bad breath and wondered, “How do they not know?” then you might realize that it could be! To prevent bad breath, follow these five rules. Remember to get regular dental cleanings and exams with to set up an appointment.

1. Brush and Floss Your Teeth

You know you should brush and floss, yet many people…

You know you should brush twice per day and floss at least once per day, but if you are one of the many people who wonder if the order of operation matters, then you are in luck. Keep reading to find out whether you should floss or brush first – or if it really matters. Make sure to contact if it has been more than six months since your last dental cleaning and exam.

Spoiler Alert: It Doesn’t Matter Much

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While there is a lot of conversation about what people can do to keep their oral health in good shape, there is often less discussion about what shouldn’t be done. Today we will discuss ways to improve your oral health by avoiding certain foods. Remember that one of the best things you can do for your oral health is to visit your dentist twice per year. To make that appointment, contact right away.

Sugary Candies

Sugar is one of the biggest issues that lead to poor oral health. Why? Because sugar…

If you are not happy with the way your teeth look, then cosmetic dentistry might be the right option for you. There are several options within this category, and you might be wondering: which is best for me? The best way to find out is to contact your local dentist, have a consultation, and discuss the options. You can call to do so, but in the meantime, we are going to cover what you can expect if you choose dental veneers.

What Are Veneers?

They are thin shells of porcelain or resin composite material that is applied to your teeth using a bonding material….

Most people have heard about the dangers of receding gums but they do not always know what causes it or how to avoid it. To learn about gum recession, keep reading and find out what you don’t know you don’t know. If you need to visit a dentist, contact for help right away.

Gum Disease is the Main Cause of Gum Recession

In most cases, gum recession is caused by periodontal disease, which is a more serious form of gum disease. It is not one of…

Most people want to take good care of their teeth and gums, but they often make mistakes without even realizing that what they are doing is a big mistake. Read on to learn about these accidental mistakes to see if you make any of them. Then contact to talk to a Southern California dentist who can help you.

1. Not Brushing Your Teeth Enough

Yes, brushing at all is better than not brushing at all, but just because you brush your teeth does not mean that…

If you have gum disease, or suspect that you might, then you might first wonder if you can take care of it yourself or if you truly require the help of a California dentist. Keep reading to learn what your options are and how you can best treat this condition. Then contact if you would like to set up a free legal consultation.

Advanced Gum Disease Absolutely Requires the Help…

Gum disease is a very common condition within the United States. According to recent numbers from the CDC, more than half of adults in the United States who are over the age of 30 will have some type of gum disease. Does this mean that getting gum disease is essential inevitable? Far from it. The truth is that it is almost always preventable. While genetics do play a part, there are several steps you can take to…

Many people think of gum disease as a serious illness. This is good, because it can cause very serious consequences, but it is also important to understand that it does not necessarily start out as a “serious” illness. It begins as gingivitis, a mild form of the disease, that is very common for adults. In fact, it is so common that some might think that means it is not a big issue. The truth is that if…

Ideally, a person starts brushing their teeth when their teeth first come in, and they continue to brush throughout their lives. The downside to this is that it can become so automatic that some people no longer consider if they are brushing correctly. Keep reading for the basics on at-home oral health care to make sure you’re still doing it right, then contact if you need to schedule a dental