Recently I had three patients who were all experiencing issues with their sinuses. They had been to doctors, ENT’s, Neurologists and dentists trying to find out what was happening and how they could resolve their troubling sinus issues. While they all presented with a similar concern, their cases were very different. Case 1 Case 1 involved a […]
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November is recognized as Diabetes Month, a time that is dedicated to raising awareness about this common metabolic disease impacting 11.3% of the American population, or an estimated 37.3 million people. During this month, the emphasis is on taking proactive measures to prevent diabetes-related health complications. One such area that often gets overlooked, but plays
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Have you ever wondered who makes the costume teeth for Hollywood? A company called Fangsfx on the outskirts of London England and specifically a dental technician named Chris Lyons. You can look at his Instagram to see all of the credits of the stars that he had worked with. So, how are these amazing prosthetic
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Your smile is a powerful tool that can light up a room, convey confidence, and leave a lasting impression. However, sometimes, a single flaw in your front tooth can affect your self-esteem. Whether it’s a chipped, discolored, or slightly misshapen tooth, cosmetic bonding can be the key to restoring your smile’s beauty and your self-confidence.
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September is Gum Care Month and at Stoneridge Dental we want all of our Gilbert, Arizona patients to avoid gum disease! So here are some facts about your gums that you may not know! Gums should not bleed! Many people think that bleeding gums are normal. Some people think that brushing or flossing is the
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Oral health is an integral part of a person’s general health. Dental cleaning and dental care are not only safe but highly recommended during pregnancy. Lack of routine dental check-ups and the postponement of dental treatment during pregnancy can lead to the risk of dental infections that can affect the health of the mother and
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The GOOD! Sealants are a thin layer of plastic that are placed on newly erupted teeth in children in an attempt to prevent the most common decay in young children. Sealants are designed for easy application to fill in the cracks and pits on the biting surface of back teeth that have the highest chance
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When experiencing dental pain most people look first to Over the Counter (OTC) medications for relief. Over the counter pain relievers such as Aspirin, Tylenol (Acetaminophen) and Ibuprofen are the most common choices. When experiencing pain, it is tempting to take more of a medication to attempt to get relief. While these medications can help
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When I was a teenager, I did not go to the dentist on a regular basis. I also had an affinity for gummy bears and junk food and my oral hygiene was spotty at best. I never once thought about my teeth or oral health until one day eating a gummy bear caused a sharp
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We need to talk about oral cancer and warning signs. This year about 54,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral or oropharyngeal cancer (that means mouth and throat) and 11,230 will die from it. The death rate for these kinds of cancer is high because they are usually not detected until it is at an
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