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Oral Health

If oral health is your main concern, then this section is written just for you! How often should you brush, why is flossing important, and does mouthwash really matter? We answer questions not only on adult dental health but infant, child, and pet dental health as well.

March is National Nutrition Month

March is National Nutrition Month

The topic of diet and it's affect on dental health is discussed frequently on this site because our Placerville dentists care about the local community and the health of all our patients. That's why we are happy to announce that March is National Nutrition Month!...

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Great Gums

Great Gums

Healthy gums are crucial for dental health. So what do great gums look like? Here are some things to look for, suggested by the dentists at the Placerville Dental Group Identifying Healthy Gums Healthy gums are: Pink and firm; Wrapped tightly around teeth to protect...

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Defeat Monster Mouth in February!

Defeat Monster Mouth in February!

February is National Children's Dental Health Month and the American Dental Association (ADA) has chosen the theme: “Defeat Monster Mouth!” The Placerville Dental Group, along with other dentists all over the United States, supports the ADA's pledge to help children...

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Treatment for Burned Mouth

Treatment for Burned Mouth

It's not uncommon for Placerville Dental Group patients to end up with a burned mouth, especially at this time of year when eating soups and drinking hot beverages is comforting on a cold day. It's also common to see “roof of the mouth” burns after eating hot pizza....

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Best Time To Brush

Best Time To Brush

Before or After Breakfast? You've heard it said many times: “Brush at least twice a day” for best oral health. The American Dental Association recommends it and our Placerville dentists say it daily! For most people, this means brushing in the morning, so many may...

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Stop Grinding Your Teeth!

Stop Grinding Your Teeth!

Teeth grinding is a habit many don’t notice until they experience facial pain or prematurely worn down teeth. Also known as bruxism, it affects people of all ages. If left untreated, bruxism causes a range of dental problems, and leads to poor quality of sleep. The...

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