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Buffalo Bills' Stefon Diggs Knows There's Never a Bad Place to Floss
updated: Oct. 30, 2021
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs wrapped up the NFL regular season in January, setting single-season records in both catches and receiving yards. The Bills handily beat the Miami Read more -
Anemia and Your Oral Health
updated: Oct. 26, 2021
One of the most common clues that you might have anemia is found in your smile. If you’ve noticed that your gums are suddenly paler than they used to be,
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A Healthy Diet Is an Important Part of Your Dental Disease Prevention Plan
updated: Oct. 20, 2021
If you think brushing and flossing and regular dental visits are all you need to do to avoid dental disease, you're missing a key component in your prevention plan. Read more -
Tips for Lifelong Teeth Whitening
updated: Oct. 19, 2021
Over time, everyone’s teeth can naturally become dull, due to aging and consumption of staining foods such as chocolate and coffee. The good news is that teeth-whitening treatments can help
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Thirsty? We Have Some Ideas on Tap
updated: Oct. 12, 2021
No, we don’t mean the latest foamy offering from your favorite microbrewery. When you’re thirsty, one of the best options available is literally at your fingertips—tap water, straight from your
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Here Is What You Can Do to Help Your Kids Snack Healthier at School
updated: Oct. 10, 2021
In addition to daily oral hygiene and regular dental visits, a tooth-friendly diet can boost your kid's dental health and development. You can help by setting high standards for Read more -
What's on your fall reading list?
updated: Oct. 05, 2021
How better to spend the fall months than inside by the fireplace with a warm cup of cider and a book in hand? the doctor and our team at Worcester
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Here's What's in Your Toothpaste for Keeping Your Teeth and Gums Healthy
updated: Sep. 30, 2021
We're all interested in how our toothpaste tastes, how it freshens breath or how it brightens teeth. But those are secondary to its most important function, which is how Read more -
How do I know when I have a cavity?
updated: Sep. 28, 2021
the doctor and our team at Worcester Dental frequently field questions about cavities and what causes them. Patients will typically ask, “I brush twice a day and floss regularly, as
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What to Look for when Choosing a Mouthwash
updated: Sep. 21, 2021
Mouthwash is important for more than just keeping your breath fresh and smelling great. Combined with other forms of dental hygiene, it can help prevent plaque, cavities, gingivitis, and other
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Why Kathy Bates Chose This Alternative to Braces and so Might You
updated: Sep. 20, 2021
Kathy Bates has been a familiar face to filmgoers since her Oscar-winning performance as Annie Wilkes in Misery. She's best known for playing true-to-life characters like Wilkes or Barbara Read more -
How a High-Tech Office Helps Your Dental Treatment
updated: Sep. 14, 2021
A dental office on the cutting edge of technology offers numerous benefits to its patients. Whether you are in need of a simple cleaning or extensive restorative work, these technologies
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4 Great Ways to Improve Your Smile
updated: Sep. 10, 2021
Self-improvement is an estimated $10 billion annual market—smartphone apps, one-on-one coaching and, of course, books that instruct and inspire people on everything from selling yourself to increasing your self-esteem. Read more -
Football Season? Practice Dental Defense
updated: Sep. 07, 2021
It’s finally football season, and whether you’re on the field, at the game, or watching at home with friends, it’s time to work on some defensive dental strategies.
Taking the Field
If
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Happy Labor Day!
updated: Aug. 31, 2021
Labor Day is upon us, and that means the non-official end to summer. Before the kids head back to school and temperatures start to cool down, this is your last
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Saving Primary Teeth From Decay Is Totally Worth It - Here's How
updated: Aug. 31, 2021
The few teeth your one or two year old has will eventually fall out in a few years—so, why be concerned about tooth decay this early? Actually, you should: Read more