Fairfield Dental Arts Blog

How To Correct an Underbite

An underbite is a Class III malocclusion. This is when the lower teeth and jaw protrude in front of the upper teeth. We pride ourselves on the quality services we provide, including educational services for our patients. If you want to learn more on underbites and how our team goes about correcting them, keep reading. …

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Why You Shouldn’t Use WebMD

It’s easy to type your symptoms into Google and diagnose yourself online. But is it something that you should actually do? It might be easier to check the Internet than to go through the hassle of an appointment, but it could lead to misdiagnosis. The wrong choice can put your health in danger. Dangers of …

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3 Ways To Clean Your Retainer

Cleaning your retainer is crucial to maintaining healthy teeth. Your retainer is in your mouth for extended periods of time. While it’s in your mouth, bacteria will develop and transfer from your mouth to your retainer which is why it’s so important to clean them. Retainers can be grouped into three different categories. Fixed Retainers …

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What Can Invisalign Treat?

If you or someone you know has problems with their teeth, you may benefit from Invisalign. Invisalign is used to straighten teeth so that a person can smile proudly again. Invisalign While straightening the teeth, Invisalign cannot be seen. You can smile proudly while you are working or attending personal pursuits. You will see your …

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Stages of Gum Disease Diagnosis

Dentists know if gums are healthy or not. Diagnosing gum disease is the first step toward treatment. Learn about the different stages that lead to a diagnosis. Many DIY guides exist to assist people with health problems. For dental patients, there is information to help them diagnose and treat gum disease. Dentists also have methods …

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How Does Diabetes Affect Teeth?

Diabetes affects approximately 29.1 million people in the United States, and it’s estimated that around 8 million don’t even know they have this serious health problem. Both Type I and Type II diabetes results in high blood sugar levels. This, in turn, causes problems in several parts of your body including the kidneys, heart, eyes, …

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