Restoring Teeth at The Yuma Dentist

At The Yuma Dentist in Yuma, we use a variety of techniques to restore damaged teeth. Most Somerton dental patients are familiar with fillings. Traditional fillings are also called ‘direct restorations’ because they are applied to the tooth and then shaped and polished in one visit. Another type of filling is called an ‘indirect restoration’

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Treat Your Smile To A Healthy Diet

Proper nutrition can benefit you in a number of ways; increased energy, improved immunity, glowing skin, mental clarity, and a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. How often, however, do you look at how your diet impacts your oral health? Your diet can influence your risk of cavities, enamel health, and gum condition. Healthy

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Preventing Gum Disease At The Yuma Dentist

Run your tongue along the gumline behind your lower front teeth. Do you feel a ridge? This is probably tartar or dental calculus. Even if you brush and floss regularly, plaque and tartar can gradually accumulate. If not removed, these bacteria-breeding substances cause the gums to become irritated and swollen. Eventually, the gums become detached

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7 Steps For A Healthy Smile

 “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin coined this phrase in the 1730s as advice for fire safety. However, like all timeless quotes, it applies to many more aspects of modern Yuma life, particularly dental health. Keeping your smile beautiful and healthy is done most effectively with preventative measures. Some

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Eruption Charts: Not As Scary As They Sound

Hello Yuma! Thanks for visiting the Yuma dental blog. Today we’re talking about eruption charts and what they are used for. First, an eruption chart is simply a listing of the different types of teeth in the mouth and when, on average, they come out, or ‘erupt’, from the gums. A primary teeth eruption chart

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Tooth Restoration: Dental Implants And Dental Bridges

When my Yuma patients ask me about Yuma tooth restoration, I usually tell them about fixed (or ‘traditional’) dental bridges or tooth implants. A dental bridge is an artificial tooth which replaces a missing tooth. The false tooth (called a ‘pontic’) is fused to porcelain crowns on either side of the missing tooth. Tooth replacement

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Been A While Since You’ve Visited A Dentist?

Whether you have lived in AZ for a long time, or just moving in to the Yuma area; taking care of your teeth eventually involves a visit to the dentist. We are The Yuma Dentist located at 1630 S Pacific Ave #104 in Yuma, AZ. If you are looking for an experienced family dentist, we

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Brush Up On Your Cavity Basics

The Yuma Dentist patients use the word “cavity” often when discussing oral health practices. Along with teeth whitening and other cosmetic dentistry procedures, cavities are a hot topic. At The Yuma Dentist we think it’s great that people in the Yuma area are so conscious of their teeth, and we feel that having a better

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Are You Flossing Out Of Fear?

Most Yuma men and women know that flossing is an important part of oral health. The value of this simple yet critical exercise in oral hygiene has been shown time and time again. But does fear have to play a role in Yuma’s commitment to the practice? Flossing offers a chance to remove bits and

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Fun Floss Facts For Yuma

You probably believe that the most crucial aspect regarding flossing is simply to do it every day. We agree. However, many people find that trying out a few different types of floss helps them to establish or solidify the habit and get the flossing comfort they desire. Let’s explore some of the most common types

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