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A Basic Look at Dental Implants

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Nearly 70% of adults over the age of 35 have lost at least one tooth, while over 25% of adults past the age of 74 have lost all of their natural teeth, according to the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Missing teeth can cause further dental problems over time, including bone loss in the jaw and additional lost teeth. Dental implants offer an ideal option to replace missing teeth to restore form and function to your smile.


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Get The Facts About Common Dental Issues With These Resources

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Preventing dental problems hinges on good oral hygiene and the help of your dentist. Dr. Seidler and his team at Sanford Dental Excellence are here to help you achieve the smile that you have always wanted. Visit us on the web to see the services we offer or call us today at (321) 257-8258. The following websites contain the information you need about periodontal disease, tooth extraction, orthodontics, and more:


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The Patients Guide To Tooth Extraction

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Your dentist may discuss tooth extraction with you to improve your dental health. Tooth extraction can be performed painlessly and full recovery takes one to two weeks. Discuss your extraction procedure beforehand with your dentist in order to understand the specific circumstances of your procedure and any special aftercare instructions.


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What Are The Different Stages Of Gum Disease

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Gum disease affects nearly half of Americans over the age of 30. This inflammatory disease has been linked to other health issues, including heart disease and diabetes. It’s important to recognize the signs of gum disease and consult your dentist for treatment to prevent irreversible damage to your dental and overall health.


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Oral Sedation vs. IV Sedation: What Are the Differences?

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Oral vs IV

If you have extreme anxiety, certain physical limitations, or extensive treatment needs, your dentist may recommend oral or IV sedation to help you get through your dental procedure. From our accommodating office space to our modern equipment, Sanford Dental Excellence is committed to making your experience as comfortable as possible. Prepare for your dental procedure by educating yourself about the differences between oral and IV sedation:


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Should You Consider Getting Invisalign?

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Having straighter teeth can do more than improve the appearance of your smile. As you will learn in this video, having straight teeth can actually improve your overall health, as well.


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Why Every Athlete Should Have a Mouth Guard

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When it comes to sports, your dentist will tell you that a mouth guard is an essential part of any athlete’s uniform. Whether you play a contact sport like football or prefer a solo activity like gymnastics, a mouth guard will cushion your mouth against any impact. Here are the top reasons why every athlete needs a mouth guard:


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Want To Know How To Keep Your Smile Healthy? Then Take A Look At These Links

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Sanford Dental Excellence has been providing one-stop comprehensive dental services to the Orlando community for over 30 years. Our dentists and staff are dedicated to providing the best in personal attention to ensure your satisfaction. Click the links below to find out even more about keeping your smile healthy:


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What Not to Do in Dental Care

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Your tooth enamel may be even harder than your bones, but it’s still susceptible to damage caused by neglect and abuse. As your family dentist will tell you, once your teeth’s outer coating is gone, there is no way for your body to generate more. To maintain your oral health and keep your smile bright, avoid these common dental blunders:


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The Link Between Apples and Your Oral Health

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Do you wish you could rush home to brush and floss after every meal, but find that your busy schedule gets in the way? As you will learn in this video, opting for an apple after lunch will not only help keep your body healthy, but will also clean your teeth!


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