All I Want for Christmas Are My Two Front Teeth!

The holidays are at hand. That means that the kids are out of school and it’s time for all that comes with the holiday break: presents, sugary treats, family get-togethers, and fun, fun, fun! The last thing on your mind is your child’s teeth, but a dental emergency can ruin those fun plans! What should you do if your child has a dental emergency?

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Visit with a Dentist from the Comfort of Your Own Home

These days everything is digital, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic. At Pine Cove Dental, we are excited to implement a new option for our patients known as a virtual consult. This option may be beneficial to an individual for numerous reasons. Learn more about our virtual consult option today.

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Top Secrets for Achieving a Brighter Smile

Teeth whitening has been increasingly popular in recent years. In fact, it has become one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures requested by patients. One of the most popular options for brightening a smile is professional teeth whitening. Teeth whitening works by removing the stains on the outer enamel of your teeth. Professional whitening can either be done in-office or at home. After whitening, there are several ways that you can maintain a white smile.

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Benefits of Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy For Dental Implants

Platelet-rich plasma therapy is an innovative new medical procedure. A patient’s blood is drawn and spun down to extract a membrane that is rich in platelets. Platelets are an important component of blood, which contains many growth factors associated with healing. In dentistry, this membrane can be utilized in popular dental procedures such as dental implants and extractions. PRP therapy allows individuals to heal and return to their daily activities quickly and efficiently.

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The River Within

Everybody loves the brilliance of a friendly smile and the pleasure of chewing their favorite foods.  But in the 1990’s, researchers discovered a correlation between gum disease and other health problems, including heart disease.  Over the last 30 years, evidence has continued to link oral and general health. Here’s a fascinating look at what we know, and how you can help control your risk.

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