Keeping Your Teeth Healthy for the Holidays
We love celebrating the holidays at Hampden Dental Group. With gift-giving, colorful lights, and trips to see Santa Claus – it’s all a season of wonder! But, cavities and tooth […]
Read more »We love celebrating the holidays at Hampden Dental Group. With gift-giving, colorful lights, and trips to see Santa Claus – it’s all a season of wonder! But, cavities and tooth […]
Read more »Disorders of the jaw are more common than most people might think. In fact, up to 12 million adults in the U.S. have reported experiencing chronic jaw pain. If you’re […]
Read more »Are you taking good care of your gums? If not, you should be. Gum disease is the #1 cause of tooth loss, and it’s more common than you might think. […]
Read more »The things you eat and drink directly affect your oral health. For example, everyone knows that sugar is bad for your teeth. But when most people start a new diet, […]
Read more »Keeping your kids healthy can seem like an overwhelming task. Yearly check-ups, good diet, exercise, minimal screentime, the list goes on and on. One crucial element to keeping your children […]
Read more »Did you know that sinus pressure can trigger symptoms that closely resemble an ordinary toothache? Unfortunately, sinus infections can cause tooth pain so severe that you may think you have […]
Read more »You probably got regular fluoride treatments as a kid, when your permanent teeth were still new. But did you know that dentists offer fluoride treatments for adults, too? Fluoride isn’t […]
Read more »It may sound surprising, but nearly 30 percent of Americans do not brush their teeth every day. What is worse is 23% of those people only brush their teeth every […]
Read more »Although temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders are relatively common, they can also be very painful. Any misalignment in the system of muscles and ligaments in our jaw can cause pain or […]
Read more »Losing a tooth can be a scary experience. But if it happens to you, it doesn’t necessarily mean your tooth is lost for good. You can lose a tooth one […]
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