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Thanksgiving and Christmas bring memories of good company, gifts, and great food. But if you don’t care for your teeth, all that festive feasting can end up damaging your teeth. Here’s how to protect your oral health this holiday season.

Replacing missing teeth is nothing new, and dentures are an effective way to help you eat and speak normally. But once you have them, when will they need relining? Learn more here.

As we enter the fall season, the world is filled with pumpkin-spiced treats and plenty of sweets from Halloween — all of which can damage teeth without proper care. Here’s how to avoid the “sugar pitfalls” during the fall holiday season.

Stained, discolored teeth can make you want to hide your smile, but a professional whitening treatment can correct the problem. Once you’ve had your teeth brightened, though, you’ll want to make sure they stay that way. Here’s how.

Tooth problems are common, but sometimes the signs are harder to see. For example, if your teeth start looking longer, you might think it’s due to a dental issue — but the answer to why it happens may be surprising.

Our bodies are in a constant state of change, and nowhere is that more evident than in our bones. Reabsorption is normal for bones, but problems like facial collapse often stem from dental issues that can be prevented.