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What’s Your Dental Plan?

Planning for Success To achieve the utmost in oral health and a beautiful smile, you need a strategy. If you’re in Mechanicsville, Maryland looking for a smile makeover and need cosmetic dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, sleep dentistry or any number of dental restoration procedures done, your strategy should be: “Contact my professional neighborhood dental practice.” St.

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Should I Worry About My Snoring in Maryland?

Snoring isn’t just an annoyance. It can have serious health consequences. At St. Mary’s Dental, we can help you determine if your snoring is related to sleep apnea. What is Snoring? Snoring is caused by a blockage in the airway. The obstruction can be caused by: Poor muscle tone in the throat and tongue—when muscles

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It’’s Better To Prevent A Cavity Than Fill One

In 1992, Dr. Gina McCray established St. Mary’s Dental in Mechanicsville. Dr. McCray is a reputable dental professional dedicated to preventative dentistry. What is preventative dentistry? The goal of preventative dentistry is to keep oral health so that no restorative dental work ever becomes needed. In other words, preventing cavities, gum disease, and enamel wear.

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St. Mary’s Dental In Mechanicsville Is Accepting New Patients

Hello, I am Doctor McCray. Whether you are one of our patients or a blogosphere visitor, welcome to my dental blog. My dental practice is called St. Mary’s Dental and is located at 28169 Old Village Rd in Mechanicsville, Maryland. I have been practicing dentistry since 1992. Since opening my dental practice, I have seen

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Ouch! Are Your Teeth Sensitive in Maryland?

For those of you in the Mechanicsville area who feel pain when you sip your morning coffee or who cringe each time you brush or floss, St. Mary’s Dental is here for you. Doctor Gina McCray has been treating this common dilemma since 1992. The first line of defense against tooth sensitivity is proper oral

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Hiccups In Your Dental Routine

The most common times people stop to brush their teeth are morning and night – either before or after breakfast, after dinner, or at bedtime. Common concerns that come with this routine involve hiccups in the schedule, from family life, to shift work or exhaustion. At St. Mary’s Dental, our goal is to help you

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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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