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A Sweet Treat for Your Smile

Posted on November 15th, 2017 | Dr. Kerry Lowery

Did you know that some types of sugar can be less detrimental for your teeth than others? The biggest nutritional factor impacting your oral health is sugar. Refined sugars and other refined carbohydrates cause most of the build-up of plaque and plaque-forming bacteria inside the mouth. This build-up is the primary cause of both tooth […]

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10 Dental Facts from Our Park Ridge Dentist

Posted on November 14th, 2017 | Dr. Kerry Lowery

Did you know that once a tooth gets knocked out, it starts to die within 15 minutes? If you put it in milk or hold it in your mouth, it will survive longer! Take a look at some of these interesting dental facts. Contact our Park Ridge dentist for more information or to schedule an […]

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Do I Really Need an Exam?

Posted on October 3rd, 2017 | Dr. Kerry Lowery

It’s highly likely that after visiting our practice, you understand the value of a thorough, professional dental cleaning. It’s also likely that you may not fully understand the importance of a complete exam and radiographs. There are many reasons the exam is an important part of your oral health routine. 1. Exams allow the doctor […]

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Care of Your New Crown and the Surrounding Tooth Structure

Posted on September 26th, 2017 | Dr. Kerry Lowery

Care of Your New Crown and the Surrounding Tooth Structure With consistent, effective oral hygiene care your new crown and the supporting tooth structure can remain healthy for many years. However, there are many risk factors that can lead to deterioration of the tooth structure that is at the margin (junction of tooth and crown) […]

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Only Floss The Teeth You Want To Keep

Posted on September 16th, 2017 | Dr. Kerry Lowery

Every time you stop in to visit your dentist, you are asked, “Do you floss regularly?” This is because flossing is instrumental in maintaining a healthy, beautiful smile. It helps to remove the plaque that brushing alone can’t reach. While we all know brushing is critical to your oral health, it is important to understand […]

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