Dental Newsflash

Flossing removes plaque—a sticky, germ-containing substance that builds up on your teeth and gums to cause gum disease—as well as debris that can adhere to teeth and gums and in between teeth. Floss is the single most important weapon against plaque. By flossing your teeth daily, you increase the chances of keeping your teeth for a lifetime.
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If minor esthetic corrections are what you need, the material of choice most often is a bonded composite resin. Bonding is done by adhering tooth-colored filling materials (composite resins) to the underlying existing tooth structure. It is possible to correct gaps, crooked, stained or uneven teeth with bonding, but it should be limited to minor esthetic concerns. A beautiful smile can be created by utilizing the bonding materials to cover the entire outside surface of a tooth, changing its color and shape - but it has its limitations. Larger applications of bonding are more prone to chip and stain than porcelain veneers, but beautiful, natural results can be obtained for filling unsightly spaces between teeth as well as restoring small broken and chipped areas that are in need of repair.


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