Articles posted by Promenade Dental

4 Quarantine Clean Tips

Quarantine Clean Tips:  How to care for your teeth during the COVID-19 scare Looks like we will be stuck with social distancing guidelines longer than expected.  Let’s not let the distance between us affect our hygiene.  This distance has a tendency to loosen societal pressure to perform personal hygiene.  I want to protect the clients

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Promenade Dental Coronavirus Update

To the clients of Promenade Dental Care, March 22nd will mark 10 years since I acquired Promenade Dental Care.  Unfortunately, it appears I will spend the anniversary away from the office.  Due to the ever-increasing presence of COVID-19 in our communities, I have made the difficult decision to postpone elective dental services at Promenade Dental

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Coffee And Your Teeth – Whitening

It’s another beautiful morning as you wake up to the glare of the sun through your bedroom window. Like most people, you walk into the kitchen for that special cup of morning brew to help get your day started. But, have you ever stopped to think about how that cup of brew is affecting your

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End of Year Dental Benefits

THE END IS NEAR! At the end of 2019 that is. With the holidays fast approaching and schools getting ready to close, it’s a race against the clock for many adults to finish their long list of tasks before the start of a new year. However, one thing that most adults seem to forget about

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Don’t Let the Grinch Steal Your Smile!

The simplest way to avoid cavities and tooth problems during the holiday season is to limit your sugar intake, but come on! Who are we kidding?! The candy yams Aunt Sally made especially for you and the candy canes we stir our hot chocolate with, oh and don’t forget the gingerbread. ‘Tis the season to

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How to Help Receding Gums

  Receding Gums Causes What causes receding gums? Receding gums is when the gums have dropped down and the tissue has pulled away exposing more of the tooth and sometimes exposing the root of the tooth. This gap between the gum and tooth allows bacteria to build up and can cause plaque and gum disease.

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