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Have you been wondering, am I a good candidate for dentures? Then keep reading this blog to find out if dentures are the right decision for you and your mouth!

Have you been wondering, am I a good candidate for dentures? Then keep reading this blog to find out if dentures are the right decision for you and your mouth!

Did you know dental health can impact your heart? Your heart is one of the most important organs in your body. Many different factors can contribute to heart disease, and your oral health is one of them. In this blog, our staff at Carmichael Dentistry explains how dental health can impact your heart health and the steps you can take to prevent heart or mouth diseases.

There are many ways that you can try to prevent gum disease in your mouth. Brushing your teeth, flossing, using mouthwash, and getting annual dental checks are essential to keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Luckily though, gum disease doesn’t just happen overnight. Gum disease takes years to progress, so it is crucial to keep up on your oral hygiene.

No matter how well you brush your teeth and care for your oral hygiene, plaque and tartar are inevitable for everyone. This blog will go over everything you need to know about teeth scaling and why it's an important procedure for maintaining healthy teeth and gums.

If your teeth are in a state where they can still be repaired, dental crowns may be a good option! This blog will discuss the top 5 benefits of dental crowns and why they might be the perfect dental solution you need.

No one ever expects an accident to happen. All emergencies happen without warning! This is especially true for mouth and teeth injuries. Knowing how to respond is essential in an emergency.

Any problem associated with gum disease can affect the entire body! This blog will go over the dangers of untreated gum disease and why it is important that you not let it develop further.

Have you ever wondered if a damaged tooth can heal on its own? This blog will go over whether or not a cracked tooth can heal on its own and why it’s always best to see your dentist.

Has your dentist told you that you need a root canal? If so, you’re not the only one. Millions of Americans are diagnosed with root canals each year. Surgery is necessary when people have severe tooth infections that infect the central pulp of the tooth. This blog will go over how root canals form and how to prevent them!