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Life gets busy—and it’s easy to let that routine dental visit slip down the to-do list. But skipping those appointments can come at a much higher cost than most people realize. Delaying or avoiding preventive care can lead to more serious (and expensive) dental problems down the line—not to mention potential risks to your overall …

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We all know brushing your teeth is essential for good oral health—but is there such a thing as brushing too much? Surprisingly, yes. While brushing regularly is key to keeping your mouth clean and healthy, overbrushing—brushing too hard or too often—can actually cause damage to your teeth and gums. Here’s what you need to know …

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When it comes to cavities, many people hope for a simple solution—maybe even one that doesn’t require a trip to the dentist. It’s a common question: Can cavities heal on their own? The short answer is no—but there’s a bit more to the story, especially when we consider how cavities form and what you can …

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When it comes to keeping your smile healthy, brushing and flossing are key—but have you ever wondered if there’s something else you could do to improve your oral hygiene routine? Many people turn to a Waterpik, or water flosser, as an effective addition to traditional flossing. What Is Waterpik? A Waterpik is a brand of …

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Does eating hot or cold foods cause your teeth to hurt? Do you feel pain in your teeth after brushing or flossing? Do sweet or acidic foods make your teeth ache? If so, you may have tooth sensitivity. What Are the Symptoms of Tooth Sensitivity? Tooth sensitivity sufferers experience tooth discomfort or pain when they’re …

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Sleep apnea, a sleep disorder in which breathing is interrupted during sleep, has a variety of different treatment methods. Which is best for you depends on the cause of your sleep apnea, which type of sleep apnea you have, and other factors.

White fillings, also known as composite fillings, are a type of dental filling used to repair a tooth. Because they can be closely matched to the color of your natural teeth, they are a popular choice for filling cavities in visible areas of the mouth.

There’s simply not enough room in your jaw for your wisdom teeth to erupt without pain and discomfort. If they do begin to erupt without removal, they’ll only be able to come out about halfway. This makes them impossible to clean properly and can lead to serious oral health issues.

No one likes to get a cavity. They’re painful and the damage from a cavity can eventually destroy an entire tooth. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to reduce the risk that you’ll get a cavity. What Is a Cavity? A cavity is a damaged area of a tooth. These areas develop into …

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Would you like a brighter, whiter, more beautiful smile? Here at Eagle Harbor Dental, our team offers various convenient whitening systems to help give you the pearly whites you’ve always dreamed of. You might be surprised how it improves your life!