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Is Fluoride Safe? What the Latest Research Says

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For most patients, fluoride is safe and effective when used at recommended levels. It strengthens enamel, helps repair early tooth decay, and makes teeth more resistant to future acid attacks.…

GLP-1 Medications and Oral Health: What Patients Should Know

GLP-1 medication pen, dental model and water representing the oral health considerations of GLP-1 medications

GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, and Zepbound have become widely used for diabetes management, weight management, and other approved medical purposes. As their use has increased, so have online discussions about “Ozempic teeth,” “Ozempic mouth,” and changes in breath or taste.…

How to Floss Properly: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Flossing properly means gently guiding floss between your teeth, curving it into a C shape around each tooth, and cleaning slightly beneath the gumline with an up-and-down motion.…

Are Fillings for Cavities Always Necessary?

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Not every area of tooth decay needs a filling immediately. Early decay may be stopped or reversed while the tooth surface remains intact. Once decay creates a physical hole, however, the missing tooth structure cannot grow back, and you usually need a filling or another restoration.…

What Is Tooth Erosion and How Can Your Dentist Help?
Posted By: Staff Writer

Illustration comparing healthy tooth enamel with enamel damaged by tooth erosion

Tooth erosion is the gradual loss of enamel caused by repeated exposure to acids. Because the earliest changes may not cause pain, enamel can begin wearing away before you realize anything is wrong.…