It’s important for patients of all ages to practice great oral health. When you are older there are issues, that can become more an oral health concerns for seniors. Seniors are more at risk for discoloration, losing teeth, denture care and periodontal disease. Knowing these issues are unique for seniors, will give you a better […]
Category Archives: Oral Health
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Jun
Jun
Some children have a difficult time following a healthy oral hygiene routine. It can feel like a constant battle. If you are able to stick to a dental schedule for not only your children but for yourself, it can make your life a little bit easier. This can be one of the most effective ways […]
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Jun
Jun
Your Oral Health and Your Diet When talking about your oral health, the best medicine is prevention. Having crowns, fillings and professional teeth whitening can make your teeth brighter and stronger, it is much more beneficial in the long run to avoid cavities and staining to the best of your ability. You can do this by properly flossing, brushing […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Oral Health, Pediatric Dentistry, Periodontal Disease, Preventative Dentistry
Prevent Cavities
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May
May
Learning to prevent cavities is a crucial step in anyone’s oral health care. While some individuals are more susceptible to cavities, Douglas Hamill DDS is here to guide you every step of the way. Douglas Hamill DDS not only helps you prevent cavities but he is also a preventative dentist and can help you prevent […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, Teeth Whitening, Zoom Teeth Whitening
Tooth Whitening Cost
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May
May
Are your teeth discolored? Do you wake up in the morning unhappy with the color shade of your teeth? If you answered yes to either of those questions, you may enjoy and benefit from receiving a tooth whitening treatment from a dentist. Having white teeth is a sign of social standing, as well as a […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventative Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
Porcelain Veneers Cost
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Apr
Apr
Are you struggling with discolored or chipped teeth? Is your self-confidence dwindling because of how your teeth look when you smile? Are these inhibiting the way you live your normal life? If so, consider talking to your dentist about porcelain veneers. Porcelain veneers, like the name suggests, are made of porcelain and are custom shells […]
Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Crowns, Dental Injuries, Oral Health, Restorative Dentistry
Dental Caps
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Apr
Apr
Do you struggle with damaged or broken teeth? Are you having issues of both aesthetic deformities and functional pain when you complete typical daily activities such as eating or drinking? If this sounds like you or someone you know, consider learning more about dental cap. These can assist pain and appearance by creating a layer […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, Restorative Dentistry
Full Dentures Explained
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Apr
Apr
Everything You Need to Know About Full Dentures The odds are is there is someone you know, used to know, or have met who have either full or partial dentures. If you’re considering receiving dentures, you are likely to have questions about the entire process. The process can seem scary and you may be fearful […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, Restorative Dentistry
Partial Dentures Explained
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Apr
Apr
Everything You Need to Know About Partial Dentures Do you have missing teeth that are causing you stress in your daily life? Do you hide behind your lips and smile with a closed mouth in public or throughout pictures you’re in due to large gaps and missing teeth? If so, partial dentures may be a […]
Adult Dentistry, Buffalo Dental Blog, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Bonding, Dental Crowns, Diabetes, Gum Disease, Oral Health, Periodontal Disease, Preventative Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
Oral Health Care for Older Adults
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Mar
Mar
Oral Health Care for Older Adults As you age, your health begins to deteriorate more rapidly than it does for a younger individual. This is because your body has seen more and been in contact with more things that can cause potential harm. The body is not ageless, so signs of wear and tear are […]