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Popular sports drinks can damage teeth
Relying on sports or energy drinks to recharge or rehydrate? Be cautious! Long-term use may be even more damaging to dental enamel than cola-based drinks.
Preventive Care
Relying on sports or energy drinks to recharge or rehydrate? Be cautious! Long-term use may be even more damaging to dental enamel than cola-based drinks.
Does a taste of ice cream or a sip of coffee create tooth pain? You may have sensitive teeth. Learn what you can do to lessen the pain and enjoy your favorite treats again.
Considering bleaching your teeth? Be sure to discuss the possible risks with your dentist – especially if you plan to use an at-home bleaching system.
Has your dentist suggested that you have your wisdom teeth removed? Learn more about impacted or improperly erupting wisdom teeth and make an informed decision.
While tooth decay is often the primary cause of a toothache, it's important for you to visit your dentist for a complete oral examination to determine the cause. However, if you are unable to schedule an emergency appointment, here are some self-care tips that can temporarily alleviate pain and inflammation until you can get to the dentist’s office.
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