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Eating for a Healthy Smile – Best Foods for Your Teeth
You’ve probably heard that sticky, sugary snacks can damage your teeth—but what about the foods that actually help your smile? At Bassett Creek Dental in
World Hand Hygiene Day – Clean Hands Count
Over the last two months you have no doubt heard repeatedly the importance of handwashing to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In addition to preventing
COVID-19 Keeping Your Family Safe
We are in the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic and we want to discuss how the CDC and other experts are recommending to help stop
If I am Sick, Should I Still go to The Dentist?
Flu season is here and many additional illnesses are circulating as well (see our home page for information on COVID-19), leaving many of us feeling
New Year, New Smile, New You With Cosmetic Dentistry
We have all heard it before, “New Year, new me”, well this year let’s be a bit more specific, “New Year, new smile, new you”.
New Year’s Resolutions – Resolve for a Healthier Smile
2020 has arrived and it is time to start making those New Year’s Resolutions! This year we encourage you to resolve for a healthier smile
Choosing the Right Toothpaste
We have all gone down the toothpaste aisle to be presented with numerous options to choose from. You may have had the thought, “Toothpaste is
Your Smile is Important – 5 Reasons Why
Your smile is important and it is a common misconception that tooth loss is normal with aging. However, if you practice good oral hygiene for
Teeth Tips to Make You Smile
Your teeth are important and it should be your goal to keep your smile healthy. It is a common misconception that tooth loss with age
COVID-19 Protocol at Bassett Creek Dental
No Crowded Waiting Room One of the new changes we have made to ensure safety is our patients are now required to call when they
Baby Teeth Explained
February is Children’s Dental Health Month and it is the perfect opportunity to talk about baby teeth. There are many myths about baby teeth, such
What’s the Difference Between Gingivitis and Periodontitis?
Brushing and flossing are crucial for a healthy smile and can help prevent numerous oral health issues like gum disease. Gingivitis and periodontitis are both
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