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Have you ever wondered what takes place during a filling? We don’t have a front-row seat to what’s happening so, let’s shed some light on what takes place during a composite filling. At Seven Pines Dental, we believe in not only

A topic that might not get as much attention as it deserves but can significantly impact our day-to-day comfort and oral health is dry mouth. Dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, is more than just an inconvenience as it can lead

Missing teeth can cast a shadow over the sunniest smiles. Whether it’s the gap in your front teeth you wish wouldn’t steal the spotlight, or the chewing challenges that whisper doubts at every meal, the impact of missing teeth can be

The journey to a straighter, more confident smile has never been more accessible. With advancements in orthodontic technology, patients now have choices beyond traditional metal braces. Two popular options are invisible braces (commonly known as clear aligners) and traditional braces. But

As a parent, you’re well aware of the joy and responsibility that comes with raising a child. One of the most important aspects of parenting is ensuring your child’s health, and that includes their dental health. Healthy teeth and gums are

When was the last time you had a dental check-up? If you can’t remember or are hesitant to answer, you’re not alone. Many people underestimate the importance of regular dental check-ups, often only seeking dental care when problems become too painful

Introduction Stress is a common companion in our lives, and it affects us in various ways – physically, mentally, and even orally. In this blog, we’ll delve into the lesser-known connection between stress and your oral health. We’ll explore how stress

It’s no mystery that most kids love sugar. However, the bacteria in their mouths love it even more. Bacteria “eat” sugar and the acid waste they leave behind wears away the enamel of your child’s teeth, causing tooth decay. One of

If you’ve lost some or all your natural teeth, your dentist will recommend dentures so you can speak and chew properly and keep your bite correctly aligned. Dentures can be removable or fixed appliances that replace missing teeth and keep your