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Strokes and Dental Care

After you’ve suffered a stroke, your dental care is frequently jeopardized. It may be harder for you to brush or floss, you might suffer from a dry mouth, and your medication might have adverse effects on your dental procedures. Our Lynnwood Dentistry advises that you take these special steps to assure that your stroke doesn’t […]

Bite the Bullet and Stop Biting Your Pen!

Some people like to chew. Pens, pencils, bottle caps, all of these are reduced to a pulpy wreck between their teeth. Unfortunately, a lot of this can be very bad for you, and Song’s Lynnwood dental center advises that you break the habit before you end up breaking a molar. Quite frankly, the human mouth […]

My Pearly-White Smile

Possible Harm in Pretty Packages There are hundreds of teeth-whitening products in the market today that come in attractive packages, with instructions and are even endorsed. If you think you just need a whitener and don’t really know your dental health status, then it can likely be a hit-and-miss situation. Your choice can turn out […]

Root Canal: No Need to Dread It

What is Root Canal and why do I need it? Root Canal treatment is a series of procedures that take out damaged or infected pulp within the root canals and the pulp chamber. The canals are cleaned, treated, and then filled up with an inert, biocompatible mixture that hardens and closes the canals. Teeth that […]

Dental Care with Quality and Gentle Touch

Quality Dentistry and Gentle Touch This is the catchy yet very simple caption that calls attention to our Lynnwood dental practice. Entering its doors and waiting in the anteroom one does not miss the efforts to keep this place sparkling clean, fresh and inviting. Seats are comfortable and reading materials are handy while you wait. […]

The Lasting Effects of Smoking on Your Oral Bacteria

It’s well understood that smoking is bad for your oral health. The smoke irritates your gums, stains your teeth, dries out your mouth, and impedes your circulation so that your mouth cannot heal itself. However, this is not the end of the story. According to recent research on the effects of smoking on your oral […]

Does Gum Disease Speed Up Cognitive Decline?

It’s well-understood that gum disease can have wide-reaching effects on your general bodily health. For people struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, gum disease may even speed up their cognitive decline. This is according to a number of scientific studies, which found that Alzheimer’s patients suffering from gum disease exhibit worse symptoms compared to those who have […]

The Beneficial Bacteria in Your Mouth

Have you ever noticed that some people just seem to be better at avoiding cavities than others? Part of this is that certain individuals are better at neutralizing the acid produced by harmful oral bacteria, the acid that breaks down tooth enamel and causes dental caries. The acid produced by your oral bacteria is neutralized […]