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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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Tips for Getting Past Your Dental Anxiety

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For many individuals, even a routine checkup at the dentist can seem stressful. Sanford Dental Excellence is dedicated to making your experience as comfortable as possible, and we pride ourselves on offering our Orlando patients safe and effective sedation dentistry services. Here are some simple tips to help relieve the tension of any visit to the dentist:


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What to Expect from the Root Canal Procedure

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If the internal structure of your tooth becomes infected due to decay or injury, your dentist may recommend a root canal. This procedure makes it possible to protect the rest of your teeth from decay while ensuring that you keep your original tooth. Here are the basic steps of the root canal procedure:


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Dentistry 101: Keeping Your Teeth in Tip Top Shape

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Keeping your teeth clean not only enhances your smile, but also greatly improves your overall health. Bacteria and plaque that build up on your gums can actually travel to your heart and contribute to heart disease. Brushing and flossing your teeth is the best way for you to remove the food particles that allow bacteria and plaque to build up in the first place.This video answers common questions about dental hygiene.


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Reasons Why You Might Be Suffering from Halitosis

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Halitosis is simply another way of referring to chronic bad breath. This condition is normally the result of an underlying oral health problem. If you believe that you suffer from halitosis, the best way to alleviate the symptoms is to identify what is causing your bad breath in the first place. Continue reading to find out more.


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For Helpful Dental Tips, Visit These Sites

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Sanford Dental Excellence uses state-of-the-art technology to provide patients with the highest quality dental treatment available in a comfortable, relaxing office environment. To schedule an appointment at our Lake Mary-area office, call us at (407) 268-6409.


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Common Dental Myths Uncovered

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When you’re looking for ways to take better care of your dental hygiene, you may seek advice from friends, co-workers, and family. The problem with these sources is that they may be accidentally passing along some information that isn’t actually true. The best way to ensure that you are taking proper care of your teeth and gums is to schedule a regular dental checkup every six months. You can find out more about common dental misconceptions below.


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Understanding Periodontal Disease

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Periodontitis is a medical condition that begins in the gums and often leads to tooth loss. Although this condition begins as gingivitis, its symptoms make it a very different and a more serious oral health issue. The best way for you to prevent advanced periodontal disease is to learn how to recognize the signs of gingivitis and remove any trapped bacteria before your condition becomes more severe.


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