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Hidden Sugars – The Worst Foods and Drinks
We all know sugar can lead to cavities, but what many people don’t realize is how often it shows up in foods we think are
Celebrate National Nutrition Month: Foods That Keep Your Teeth Healthy
March is National Nutrition Month, and while most people think of heart health or waistlines, we’re here to remind you: good nutrition is also key
Happy Oral Health Month – Common Questions Answered
It’s Oral Health Month, which makes it the perfect time to pause and ask:Are you doing everything you can to protect your smile? At Bassett
Adult Braces – Invisalign is the Answer
Let’s be honest—thinking about getting braces as an adult can bring up all kinds of worries. You want a straighter, more confident smile, but the
How Your Teeth Can Signal Sleep Issues
You probably already know that brushing and flossing are key to keeping your teeth healthy. But… what if we told you that your mouth might
National Gum Disease Awareness Month
February is Gum Disease Awareness Month, and at Bassett Creek Dental, we’re taking a moment to focus on something that plays a critical role in
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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