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Keep Your Child’s Teeth Healthy by Fighting Cavities

Unfortunately, there is one prominent dental issue in the world today that attacks and harms the little chompers in infants’ and toddlers’ mouths. That issue is known as baby bottle tooth decay. This issue can create painful cavities that keep your child up at night and make eating difficult and painful. It’s best to prevent this issue altogether. So, to... read more »

How to Deal With a Lost Filling

If you’ve ever experienced a dental emergency, you understand that they can be stressful. But if you understand what you should do during an emergency, you will be able to reduce the amount of stress you experience. With this in mind, do you know what you should do if a filling falls out? You could lose a filling for a... read more »

Chewing Gum: How it Affects Your Teeth

Have you ever heard that chewing your gum is bad for your teeth? There may be some truth in this. However, chewing gum can also lead to a number of dental benefits. You see, chewing gum can be detrimental or beneficial—depending on the type of gum you chew. Many people assume that chewing gum is bad for your smile because... read more »

Learn About Invisalign® Orthodontic Aligners Today

Invisalign® orthodontic aligners are one of the newest inventions that have swept across the dental landscape. With a popularity to match their effectiveness, Invisalign seeks to provide quality orthodontic care without its patient displaying it to the world. No matter how old you are, braces can be an uncomfortable experience. With Invisalign, all the old notions of aesthetics go out... read more »

Metal Amalgams vs. Resin-based Fillings

As the weather turns the leaves crimson and the smell of cinnamon and sweets waft through the air, remember to keep your oral health care at its best. The plants will inevitably decay, but that doesn’t mean your teeth have to. If you should find yourself with a cavity (or two), our dentist at Smiles Unlimited can help. Your options... read more »

How to Choose Between Invisalign® and Fastbraces®

Here at Smiles Unlimited, we offer two new forms of orthodontic treatment. Invisalign® or Fastbraces.® Both treatment options are a safe and effective form of giving you the straight smile you always wanted. However, how do you know which option is best for you? That is why our team is here to help you learn about both products and see... read more »

Why FastBraces® are an Awesome Solution to Straighten Your Smile

Here at Smiles Unlimited, we are proud to offer FastBraces® for our patients. Thanks to the technology of Fastbraces, adults and teens alike who feel self-conscious about their smile, can now have their smile straightened with this great short-term treatment. Fastbraces is a new orthodontic treatment using either metal or clear ceramic brackets to align your teeth in their ideal... read more »

Should You Consider a Back-to-School Dental Visit?

You probably have a long list of things you need to get done before your children go back to school. Sadly, one important thing is often overlooked. While visiting our dentist may not be what your children are hoping to do during their summer, it is something that shouldn’t be overlooked. You see, tooth decay is fairly common in younger... read more »

When to Replace Your Child’s Toothbrush

Do you ever wonder when it’s best to replace your child’s cute, dinosaur toothbrush? If so, our Smiles Unlimited team is more than happy to give you the tips you need! You need to replace your child’s toothbrush at the same times when adults need to replace their toothbrushes. You should replace it: -After 3-4 months: After your child has... read more »

Do You Know the History of Dentistry?

You probably know that dentistry is a very ancient practice, but do you know the identity of the first recorded dentist? To shine a light on the achievements of dentistry, we compiled a brief history of its evolution. The first known dentist was an Egyptian scribe by the name of Hesy-Re, who lived around 2600 B.C.. His tomb includes the... read more »