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Keeping your smile healthy starts with understanding the different types of care your dentist provides. While dental cleaning and scaling may sound similar, these treatments serve very different purposes in maintaining and restoring your oral health.

Cavities may start small, but they can lead to major oral health issues if you ignore them. Even if you’re not feeling pain yet, decay doesn’t stop on its own.

If you’re considering dentures to restore your smile, one of the most common questions you might have is, “How long do dentures last?” Understanding their lifespan and how to care for them properly can help you get the most out of your investment.

Bad breath, or halitosis, is an embarrassing and often persistent issue that can make you feel self-conscious in social or professional settings. While mints or mouthwash may mask odors temporarily, they don’t address the real cause.

When most people think about cavities, they imagine children eating candy and skipping their nightly brushing. But cavities, also known as dental caries, are just as common in adults.

Most people know flossing is important for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Yet, many don’t realize that how you floss matters just as much as how often you do it. Flossing incorrectly can leave plaque behind, irritate your gums, and even discourage you from keeping up with the habit. Let’s break down some of the most common flossing mistakes and how you can avoid them.

In today’s fast-paced world, busy professionals often find themselves juggling meetings, deadlines, and long hours. While your career goals may be top of mind, it’s easy to let dental care slip down the priority list. However, maintaining your oral health is not only essential for your smile but also for your overall well-being and confidence in professional settings.

When it comes to protecting your teeth, you probably already know the obvious culprits - sugary drinks, poor brushing, and forgetting to floss. But what about the habits that seem harmless or go completely unnoticed in your daily routine? At Midtown Dental Center, we often see patients surprised to learn that some of the most damaging habits are the ones they didn’t even realize they had.

Dental X-rays are a routine part of dental care, but many patients still have questions or concerns about their safety. At Midtown Dental Center, we believe in helping our patients make informed decisions about their oral health.

Stress is a common part of modern life, but its impact goes beyond just your mood and overall health. Many people don’t realize that stress can also have significant effects on your oral health, especially when it comes to teeth grinding (bruxism) and jaw clenching. These often unconscious habits can lead to serious dental problems over time if left untreated.