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As the holidays come around, you may be excited about the different gatherings you have planned. There may be red wine at the event, helping you relax and set the mood. However, while it may be a nice beverage you can enjoy, it can stain your smile. You deserve to feel confident showing off your grin in all your photos! So, here’s what you need to know about this discoloration-causing drink and how you can prevent this flaw from happening.

Thanksgiving is a holiday filled with comfort food, family gatherings, and plenty of indulgence. While it’s perfectly fine to enjoy your favorite dishes, many Thanksgiving staples are high in sugar, starch, or acidity—making them less than ideal for your oral health. The good news? With a few simple adjustments, you can enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving meal that’s easier on your teeth and gums. Here are 5 dentist-approved tips to make your holiday dinner more tooth-friendly.

Even if you don’t trick-or-treat this year, you can still hand out treats to celebrate Halloween. Giving kids a sweet reward makes their “spooky season” fun, and it puts you in a more festive mood. That said, what if you don’t want the treats you share to cause cavities? Your Pembroke Pines dentist has you covered, so no need to panic. Take a look at these four amazing non-candy alternatives to hand out on Halloween!

Whatever you may have thought, September doesn’t just mark the start of Fall. It also hosts National Coffee Day – a time to honor one of America’s choice beverages – on the 29th. That said, you’ll want to learn smile-friendly ways to celebrate the occasion in the next few weeks. Doing so won’t be tricky for you, though; your Pembroke Pines dentist is here to assist. Just keep reading to discover how to protect your smile this National Coffee Day.

The process of relining a denture so that it fits properly is usually handled by a trained dental professional. But if you want to save time and money, you may be tempted to try to perform the relining on your own. This may seem like a good idea on the surface, but the reality is that it can easily result in an even worse situation. Below is a closer look at why denture relining is best left in the hands of your dentist.

Dental crowns are one of the most effective and long-lasting solutions for restoring damaged or weakened teeth. Whether you’ve had one placed to repair a large cavity, protect a cracked tooth, or cover a dental implant, it’s natural to wonder how long your investment will last. The good news is that dental crowns are designed for durability. With the right care, they can serve you well for many years.

Summer has arrived, which means whether you have a lot of plans or very few, one thing you can count on is your smile being on display at family gatherings, on the beach with friends, or in photos of you and your kids playing in the backyard. If you want to do something about the crookedness or misalignment that has plagued your appearance for years, you can with SureSmile aligners. Keep reading to discover three reasons why you should start treatment this summer.

Dental implants are the most excellent way to replace lost teeth since they work, look, and feel just like natural pearly whites, so you’re probably quite excited if you’re scheduled to receive them. Dental implants are placed through a specialized process to ensure that they can fuse with the patient’s jawbone so they can exert superior chewing power and last for decades if they receive excellent care. Here’s a brief guide to what you should know about the recovery process after receiving dental implants.

If you previously lost a tooth and received an implant to replace it, you made a wise decision. Dental implants are the best way to rebuild missing dentition! Still, you might wonder how that choice will affect your prospects for other treatments, such as orthodontic care. Can you still get braces or clear aligners if you have an implant? In most cases, the answer is yes. Learn more in this informative blog post.

With spring right around the corner, people are preparing their yards, decorating their homes, and buying delicious treats in preparation for Easter. With kids eager to see what is inside their baskets, they’re often more excited about hunting eggs that are scattered in various hiding places throughout the yard. Once cracked open, they’re often met with chocolate, Jelly Beans, and other similar sweet treats, but have you considered what these bite-size goodies can do to one’s teeth? Keep reading to find out which four Easter candies might sabotage your smile if you’re not careful.