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By Cherrywood Dental 21 May, 2020
Our top 5 tips to help you reduce dry mouth FAST.
By Cherrywood Dental 25 Apr, 2020
Only seeing the dentist when you have a toothache or another obvious problem could be costing you a lot more than time and money. When it comes to your dental care, the more proactive you are, the better off your
By Cherrywood Dental 14 Apr, 2020
A dental implant is considered by most as the best tooth-replacement option. Implants feel and look natural, learn more here
By Cherrywood Dental 01 Apr, 2020
We are doing everything possible to ensure our patients’ and staff’s safety during this stressful time. Find out more about how we can support you during this time.
By Cherrywood Dental 22 Mar, 2020
Hypersensitivity is common among those who frequently whiten their teeth. Find out more about this problem and how to manage it .
By Cherrywood Dental 14 Mar, 2020
Many adults avoid visiting the dentist regularly to avoid the high costs associated with treatments. Those with fixed or low income, and people with no dental insurance are the least likely to seek dental care. As our bodies age, we are more susceptible to cavities, gum disease, and expensive treatments like root canals, surgery, or dental implants, and taking great care of your teeth and gums is more important than ever. So what is the average cost to anticipate for a visit to the dentist? Here are some things to take into consideration.
By Cherrywood Dental 24 Feb, 2020
Your child’s first teeth begin to show by the time your little one turns six months old. While these new teeth tend to pop up bright and white, toddler teeth can appear dull or dingy. If your child’s teeth are looking more yellow or orange, it’s likely due to them not being cleaned thoroughly, which results in a buildup of plaque. Teeth stains aren’t necessarily an indication of tooth decay, but letting plaque accumulate on the teeth can cause gum disease – even in kids! Here are the top six reasons why your toddler’s teeth may look yellow, and what to do about it.
By Cherrywood Dental 24 Feb, 2020
Tooth discoloration is said to happen if the color and appearance of the primary teeth change from anything but a bright shade of white. Just because your child’s teeth are going to fall out eventually doesn’t mean you should ever overlook any dental hygiene issues. If ignored, dental problems can bring about lifelong consequences. Here are simple ways to treat tooth discoloration in toddlers, and what the discoloration may be trying to tell you.
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