Brushing your teeth is one of the most important parts of oral hygiene. It is the front line of protection from tooth decay and plaque. It is very important that you know how to properly care for your teeth in… Read More
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The What and Why of Receding Gums :: Catonsville Dental Care
When the gum tissue begins to pull away from the tooth, exposing more of each tooth or even the root, this is what is referred to as receding gums. And while this may not seem like the end of the… Read More
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Habits That Are Bad For Your Teeth
As people, we tend to fall into some pretty bad habits, several of which can damage our teeth. So do your best to avoid these Bad Habits that lead to Bad Teeth: Chewing on Ice: After you are done downing… Read More
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Myths About Cavities And Tooth Decay Debunked!
Throughout the years, cavities have become the focus of several interesting myths. But perhaps even more interesting is how many of these myths are often mistaken for facts. Because of this blurring between fact and fiction, we at Leikin &… Read More
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How Should I Take Care Of My Teeth and Gums?
More often than not, we spend so much money on beauty products yet only see our dentist once a year. Quite frankly, oral care doesn’t ask so much from us. Just brush your teeth and take care of your gums… Read More
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How Can I Protect My Tooth Enamel?
Tooth enamel, the outer layer of your teeth, is the hardest substance in the body. But if not properly maintained, your tooth enamel could weaken. Obviously, some natural wear and tear is ultimately inevitable, but there is still plenty you… Read More
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How Can I Combat Bad Breath?
Waking up with bad breath is commonplace. Walking around with bad breath? Not so much. Fortunately, there are ways to combat bad breath, or halitosis, and we’ve got some of them listed right here for you. Brush and floss… Read More
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Treatment For People Who Grind Their Teeth
Bruxism, more commonly referred to as teeth grinding, is not harmful when it occurs occasionally. However, grinding your teeth on a regular basis can damage your teeth and lead to other oral health problems. But because most people grind their… Read More
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Information About Gingivitis & Gum Disease
Believe it or not, Gingivitis and Gum Disease are not the same thing. That is a common misconception. Gingivitis, which is an inflammation of the gums, typically precedes gum disease, medically known as Periodontal Disease. It is important to note… Read More
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The Benefits of Flossing & How to Floss Effectively
Flossing. You know you are supposed to do it, but why? The Benefits of Flossing Extra Protection: Each of your teeth has five separate surfaces and brushing cannot reach them all. This is where flossing comes into play. In fact,… Read More