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At Advanced Dental Specialists, we understand the importance of hydration in maintaining a healthy mouth. Water is always beneficial to your teeth and gums. Drinking water, along with regular brushing and flossing, is one of the most effective ways to prevent cavities and gum disease. Simply drinking water throughout the day can prevent plaque buildup … Continue reading What Is the Benefit of Drinking Water for Your Teeth and Gums?

If you're thinking of whitening your teeth, you're undoubtedly wondering how long it will take. There is no simple answer. The amount of time depends on the condition of your teeth prior to the whitening process, the type of treatment you choose, and what caused your teeth to become stained in the first place. Some … Continue reading How Long Does It Take To Whiten Your Teeth?

People are anxious to go out on the road and travel now that the weather is warming up and COVID epidemic restrictions are being relaxed across the country. What are your plans for this year? If you have a large summer trip planned, the ADS team would like to remind you that oral health care … Continue reading Don’t Forget about Your Oral Health Routine When You’re Traveling This Summer

Dental implant candidates must have healthy gums and enough bone to sustain the implant. See your dentist or make an appointment with us for a comprehensive evaluation to see if you qualify for our low-cost dental implants. The Benefits of Dental Implants Dental implants provide numerous advantages, including Improved appearance. Dental implants look and feel … Continue reading Affordable Dental Implants – Tooth Implants

In 1975, the American Diabetes Association designated November as Diabetes Awareness Month, and we now use this month to educate the public about diabetes signs, symptoms, and prevention. Because of the specific effects diabetes has on our patients' oral health, we have a unique viewpoint on it in the dental community. What Is the Impact of … Continue reading The Link between Diabetes and Oral Health Issues

Tooth decay can occur when acid is produced by plaque that accumulates on your teeth. If plaque is allowed to accumulate, it can lead to additional issues such as dental caries (holes in the teeth), gum disease, or dental abscesses (pupil collections at the ends of the teeth or in the gums). Tooth decayTooth decay … Continue reading Common Symptoms Of Tooth Decay?

The American Dental Association has designated February as National Children's Dental Health Month in order to educate children and their caregivers about the importance of good oral health habits, but we know that teaching children how to properly care for their teeth is especially important so that they will carry those healthy habits into adulthood. … Continue reading The Importance of Teaching Children Good Dental Health Habits

The holidays are almost here, and with them comes a smorgasbord of delicacies you've probably been looking forward to all year. Your taste buds are ecstatic and ready to savor every moment. Meanwhile, your teeth and gums are trembling in fear of the impending onslaught. You can still enjoy the holidays without jeopardizing your white, … Continue reading Top 10 Dental Tips for the Holidays

Dental X-rays (radiographs) are images of your teeth that are used by your dentist to assess your oral health. These X-rays, which employ low levels of radiation, are used to acquire images of the interior of your teeth and gums. This can assist your dentist in identifying issues such as cavities, dental decay, and impacted … Continue reading Dental X-rays

"Nothing you wear is more essential than your smile," they say. A wonderful smile is memorable. It demonstrates self-assurance, contentment, and enjoyment. It does, however, take some effort to keep it that way. Fortunately, we have included some daily advice to help you maintain your teeth healthy and prevent dental problems. What Can I Do … Continue reading What Can I Do to Avoid Dental Issues?