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The Good, Better and Best for Your Dental Health

Even if you value a healthy smile, it’s easy to become a bit negligent about smile-friendly lifestyle choices. In today’s post, our goal at St. Mary’s Dental is for you to assess where you stand and think about whether you could step it up a notch. Committing to oral health best practices can prevent future

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Cosmetic Dentistry vs. General Dentistry

Today’s article describes how general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry are different. General dentists are dedicated to preventing and treating oral diseases such as cavities and gum disease. When a problem is diagnosed, let’s say, a cavity between two teeth, a general dentist will establish the best way to restore the tooth involved. Cosmetic dentists perform elective dental

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Tooth Implant Placement: Before, During, After

Let’s consider what to expect during tooth implant surgery. We will divide it into three parts: before, during, and after. This is how implant placement works: Before the Procedure We start with X-rays, an exam, and a consultation. We’ll take numerous X-rays of your teeth and jaw. Images are taken from numerous angles. It’s vital

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The Mark of The Perfect Dentist

If you are fortunate to have dental insurance but do not have a regular dentist, it’s time to select a dentist. And if you haven’t got insurance but have dental needs, perhaps it is time to consider who can meet those needs affordably. An Educated Dentist Gina McCray, DDS performs amazing work for patients who

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Trust doctor McCray For Accurate Dental Info

Dental patients are more informed than ever before and it’s not surprising that much of their knowledge about oral health and dental treatment is gleaned from online sources. Proactive self-education can be beneficial for you and your family, especially if it helps with living a healthy lifestyle. We caution our friends and neighbors in the

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Halitosis And Xerostomia (Bad Breath And Dry Mouth)

While inadequate oral hygiene is the most frequent cause of halitosis, many conditions can contribute to or intensify the condition. One of these is the lack of saliva or xerostomia. Saliva and Oral Health Saliva moistens the teeth and gums and removes odiferous dead cells. Saliva also neutralizes the ever-present acids on the tongue, gums,

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Our Top Five Great Toothpaste Recommendations

When it comes to maintaining good oral health in Maryland, using toothpaste is an essential part of daily dental hygiene. Toothpaste helps to remove plaque and food particles from teeth, preventing cavities, gum disease, and other oral health issues. It also freshens your breath which makes for a good starting point on social success. With

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Captivate Audiences Once Again

Hello Mechanicsville! Remember when being a toothless five-year-old captivated friends and family? When a lisp was considered precious and endearing? Doesn’t really work for adults. Toothless smiles are awkward and lisps can make you self-conscious. But your days of enticing delighted looks and commanding a conversation may not be gone forever—even if you have teeth

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Is Your Smile In A World Of Hurt?

Do you have extreme tooth damage, bone loss, or few to no remaining teeth? This post from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD is for anyone whose mouth is in a world of hurt. First off, we feel for you. We understand how severe dental issues impact you every day of your life. Whatever the

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Smile More, Live Better

If you think your smile is unattractive, you may not smile very often. Cosmetic dentistry from St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville MD can improve any smile. In addition to making us happier, smiling benefits our quality of life in a multitude of ways. 1.Look Younger and More Attractive It doesn’t take a scientific study to

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