One of the most effective ways of cleaning the teeth properly is by brushing and flossing after every meal. With appropriate care, many patients can avoid the development of issues such as periodontal disease and tooth decay. They can protect their smile from damage that can lead to costly dental repairs and restorations as well. […]
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One of the enemies of a healthy smile is sugar. When you consume sugar, you are feeding the bad bacteria in the smile that can contribute to the formation of tooth decay. While consuming a completely sugar-free diet does not guarantee that you are 100% free from cavities, it can lead to fewer cavities than
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Do you experience anxiety around dental appointments? Do you feel uneasy the day of your appointment and consider canceling or rescheduling? Have you had negative experiences at the dentist before that has cause you to avoid making necessary appointments? If this sounds like you, you are definitely not alone! Many adults deal with dental anxiety
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At Schmitt Dental, we work with Clarksville, TX area patients to choose the right restorations needed for their smiles. Whether patients with restorative dentistry or cosmetic dentistry, one of the options, known as dental boding, is a popular choice for many. But why? Understanding the advantages of materials like dental bonding helps patients decide if
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Do you recall the last time you changed your toothbrush? Do you know when you need to? While many of us remember to check food expiration dates or change the batteries in our smoke alarms, it is not uncommon to forget about changing one’s toothbrush. The dentists at Schmitt Dental of Clarksville, TN encourages patients
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One of the most important ways for patients in the Clarksville, TN area to keep their smile healthy and clean is with their toothbrush. Brushing the teeth with a soft-bristled toothbrush and a fluoride toothpaste after every meal is the most proactive way to keep the smile healthy. But is your toothbrush doing its job?
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Dentists are extremely familiar with the link between the smile and the body, but many patients are not. This link, known as the “oral system connection,” is vital for patients to understand. It is specifically related to inflammation and infection that develops in the mouth and the ways it can affect other parts of the
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It is estimated that approximately 7 million Americans suffer from severe acid reflux due to chronic heartburn. If you’re one of these, you know how uncomfortable this condition can be. However, did you realize that your acid reflux can also damage your smile? The dentists of Schmitt Dental explain to patients the link between acid
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At Schmitt Dental, we understand that taking care of the smile might seem complicated, but in actuality, maintenance of one’s oral health and wellness is simple. Even then, there may be situations where a patient might be faced with the prospect of removing a natural tooth. Tooth extraction sounds scary, but is actually done routinely
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At Schmitt Dental, we understand the important of good oral hygiene and health and how it relates to a beautiful smile. There are many conditions that can sabotage an otherwise healthy smile, including tooth erosion, acidity, plaque, tartar, and calculus. Because the natural tooth enamel is prone to erosion and decay, it is vital that
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