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Yearly Archives: 2020

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Example of a dental crown

Do I Need A Dental Crown?

Dental Treatment, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesDecember 25, 2020

Living with a broken, cracked, or missing tooth? You may have considered a dental crown, however, you’re not sure that a dental crown is the best option for your needs. Columbia Smiles is here to explain how dental crowns work, their benefits, and whether or not it’s a suitable option for you. Call us today…

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The Difference Between Flossing And Brushing

Dental Treatment, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesDecember 18, 2020

Taking care of your teeth is an essential part of your overall health. Whether you are dealing with dental issues or your teeth are in fine shape, you want to ensure good oral health habits are maintained. As part of a healthy dental regimen, you need to brush and floss on a regular basis. Some…

Young woman receives fluoride treatment

5 Things To Know About Fluoride

Dental Treatment, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesDecember 4, 2020

Taking care of your teeth is critical to maintaining optimal oral health. While people are aware of the importance of brushing and flossing their teeth, many aren’t aware of how crucial fluoride treatments are to their overall oral health. Fluoride treatments serve as a preventative method against cavities and gum disease. 1. Fluoride Is Good…

woman receives a laser dental procedure

Benefits of Laser Dental Procedures

Dental Blog, Dental Treatment, Oral SurgeryBy Columbia SmilesNovember 27, 2020

Laser dental procedures involve the use of lasers in the treatment of various dental conditions. Laser dentistry is advisable for children who get afraid or anxious during dental procedures. LASER is an acronym standing for “light amplification by the stimulated emission of radiation”. The equipment forms light energy in a focused and narrow beam. The…

man struggles with the pain caused by gingivitis

What Is Gingivitis?

Dental Blog, Gum Disease, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesNovember 20, 2020

Gingivitis is a common gum disease brought about by plaque. This is a naturally sticking film containing bacteria that affect a tooth’s surrounding gum tissue. Plaque can cause inflammation and reddening of the gums, which is an early warning sign of gingivitis. If not treated correctly, this may lead to a more severe gum disease…

man learns about the benefits of having his wisdom teeth removed

Signs That You Should Have Your Wisdom Teeth Removed

Dental Blog, Oral Health, Oral SurgeryBy Columbia SmilesNovember 13, 2020

Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to come in. They begin developing between the ages of 17-21, and at times cause problems that may pose potential health risks. These complications can make it necessary to have a wisdom teeth removal procedure. If you need to have your wisdom teeth removed it is important to find…

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3 Types of Dental Crowns

Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, UncategorizedBy Columbia SmilesNovember 6, 2020

Dental crowns are a form of restoration for a damaged tooth. They cover the top of implants and existing teeth, providing a natural look and feel. Additionally, when manufactured, the size, shape, and appearance can be altered to ensure the optimal fit in the mouth. Crowns are also used on implants to give proper tooth…

girl showing how to care for teeth after Halloween

How to Care for Teeth After Halloween

Dental Blog, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesOctober 31, 2020

Most sugary treats can be tempting all year round, but during Halloween, sweets can be especially dangerous. Whether you are getting ready to host a Halloween party or are buying candy to give out to trick-or-treaters, you might feel like you are surrounded by sugary food. Treats like chocolate, lollipops, and hard candy can lead…

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How to Treat Gingivitis

Dental Blog, Gum Disease, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesOctober 21, 2020

Many people each year are diagnosed with gingivitis. This is an early form of gum disease and is often caused by poor oral hygiene, such as not brushing teeth regularly and not flossing.  Some of the symptoms of gingivitis include bleeding when brushing or flossing, sensitivity, and swollen gums. Many individuals have gingivitis and are…

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Treatment Options for Loose Permanent Teeth

Dental Blog, Dental Treatment, General Dentistry, Oral HealthBy Columbia SmilesOctober 12, 2020

Have you noticed that one of your permanent teeth has become loose? Are you concerned that this tooth could potentially fall out or lead to another dental health issue? A loose tooth can make it difficult to eat certain foods and can cause anxiety. In many cases, a loose permanent tooth is caused by dental…

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