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It has long been recommended to brush twice daily and floss once a day to maintain good oral health.…Protect school-age smiles from common dental problems
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When shopping for toothbrushes, do you put much thought into what’s best for you or your children? Here’s why you…How are Cavities Filled?
What is a cavity? A cavity is a hole in the tooth caused by tooth decay, which is caused by acid secreted…Chew on this - Sugarless gum can be good for teeth
Chewing gum can be traced back to ancient Egyptians and is still popular today. In modern times, we have…When brushing turns into overbrushing
The term overbrushing generally applies to a few specific behaviors — brushing too long, brushing too often, or brushing with…The negative effects of soda can be hard to swallow
The debate continues. Should you call that fizzy carbonated drink pop or soda? Whichever side you’re on, there’s one…Disclaimer: Delta Dental of Kansas provides oral health information to improve the dental health of our community. The resources on this site are not intended to be used for the diagnosis or treatment of a dental or health condition and should not be used as a substitute for seeking dental or health care on a regular basis or when conditions warrant.