Want To Keep Your Enamel Healthy? Avoid Doing These 11 Things

1. Chewing on hard foods We’re looking at you Beef jerky and pitted fruits. 2. Chewing on hard things This includes fingernails, pencils, pen caps, and ice. 3. Grinding your teeth If you grind your teeth, counsel with your dentist. An appliance can safeguard your smile. 4. Eating too much sticky food Gummy candy, dried

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15 Things You Didn’t Know About Teeth

Children’s teeth are soft until about age 10. A tooth with a crown can get a cavity. Your gum tissue is as vital as your teeth. Some prescription meds can increase your risk of cavities. Some home faucet water filters remove fluoride. 19 percent of children between the ages of 2 and 19 have untreated

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We Take Jaw Pain Seriously

If you are affected by temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD, you know how the pain and discomfort can lower your quality of life. Dental Care Today in Fishers has treated countless cases of TMD, and we take it seriously. The temporomandibular or jaw joint connects the lower jaw bone to the skull. TMD is often accompanied

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Attack Of The Gummi Bear: TMD in Fishers

You already know that sugar poses one of the big threats to healthy teeth. Eating candy and other sweets creates the perfect environment for cavity-causing bacteria to thrive in your mouth. At Dental Care Today in Fishers, we remind you that certain sweets can also be associated with TMD. In the case of TMD (Temporomandibular

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