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What is CEREC?
Thanks to some truly incredible advances in dental technology, Dr. [doctor_name] is now able to provide you with veneers and crowns, custom fit to your mouth, in one single visit to our office here in [city], [state]. How is that possible, you ask? A CEREC machine, that’s how. Standing for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic […]
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Whiter Teeth–For Life!
The natural processes of aging can dim your bright smile over time. The layer of dentin underneath the enamel (from which your teeth get their color) darkens as we get older. Stains from food and other sources can also accumulate. Because of this, many people decide to explore their teeth whitening options. At [practice_name], we […]
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The Consequences of Not Treating Tooth Decay
If you are currently suffering from tooth decay but you are considering just ignoring the problem and hoping things get better, then our [practice_name] team wants to tell you why you need to receive treatment right away. Tooth decay is a serious dental issue that should never be ignored. If you treat it right away, […]
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Basic Oral Hygiene Tips to Help Maintain Your New Dental Veneers
Even though the porcelain material your new dental veneers are made from are not subject to tooth decay, they will still require some basic maintenance tips. By cleaning them regularly as part of your daily oral hygiene routine, you ensure that they will provide you with a great smile for a long time to come. […]
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What Happens When a Dental Filling Wears Out?
At VIP Smiles in Syracuse, Utah, we offer white tooth-colored fillings for our patients who need a dental restoration. These resin or composite fillings are amalgam and mercury-free for the oral health of our patients. Because we use Micro-Air Abrasion, we can remove tooth decay quickly, from 2-4 minutes instead of the 20-30 which traditional […]
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Is Your Favorite Drink Harming Your Teeth?
If you favor beverages high in sugar, acid and pigmentation, be careful. These drinks are by no means tooth-friendly, and can result in staining and tooth decay. Read the list below to see if your favorite type of drink is listed. 1. Soda The high sugar and acid contents in soda soften the enamel (the […]
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