Teeth In A Day!

Technology in dentistry is progressing quickly to provide patients with conveniences that were difficult to imagine a decade ago. One of the most recent advances utilizes dental implants to give patients their “Teeth in a Day.”
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Teeth Whitening this Valentines Day!

Each year, in the days leading up to Valentine’s, I always get caught up in the excitement and anticipation and wonder what to get that special someone. This year, Town Center Dental of Lagrange, is making that decision easier for you. We’re offering you the perfect opportunity to make the most of Valentine’s Day. Treat someone you love with a specially designed Teeth Whitening gift. Not only are the whitening kits are fun surprise, but your loved ones will enjoy a beautiful smile long after the holiday is over.
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The Link Between Gum Disease and Heart Disease

Several studies have shown that heart disease is directly linked with periodontal or gum disease. While a cause-and-effect relationship has not yet been proven, research has shown that gum disease increases the risk of heart disease.
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Toys for Tots

It’s the Holiday Season time and Town Center Dental of Lagrange is participating in it’s first ever Toys for Toys donation campaign. Toys for Tots is a program operated by the United States Marine Corps Reserve to provide funds and gifts for children whose parents cannot afford to buy them.
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Treating Periodontitis with Antimicrobial Therapy

Periodontitis is severe inflammation of the gums that damages surrounding soft tissue and the bones that support the teeth. Many of the side effects of periodontitis includes loss of teeth, increased risk of heart attack or stroke, or both. A recent article in The Journal of American Dental Association (JADA) suggests that organization of certain bacteria in the oral microbiota provides favorable conditions for its growth and expansion.
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Are All Wisdom Teeth Created Equal?

The simple answer is no. Not all wisdom teeth are created equal, nor do they all have to be extracted. Many times, if there is enough room in the jaw, and it does not interfere with the straightness of the teeth, it is perfectly ok to leave them intact.
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