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Drs. Poore, Robinson & Associates, PA Announces Rebranding, Changes Name to Mooresville Dental Group
“Drs. Poore, Robinson & Associates, PA has unveiled a new name and logo as a part of an extensive rebranding initiative” Mooresville, (NC, USA), April
Continue ReadingMouth Breathing Can Lead to Serious Oral Problems, Especially for Children
It’s normal for people to breathe through their nose. And for good reason: Nasal breathing filters contaminants, warms and humidifies incoming air, and helps generate
Continue ReadingThere’s a Quick Fix For That Irritating Mouth Sore You Keep Biting
There’s a Quick Fix For That Irritating Mouth Sore You Keep Biting…As the old Fifties song goes, “Little things mean a lot.” They can also
Continue ReadingAct Quickly With a Knocked Out Tooth to Ensure Its Long-Term Survival
We Americans love our sports, whether as participants or spectators. But there’s also a downside to contact sports like soccer, football or basketball: a higher
Continue ReadingA Crown Could be the Answer to Preserving Your Damaged Tooth
Preserving Your Damaged Tooth…We’ve been treating one of your decay-prone teeth for some time with one filling after another. Each incident required a little more
Continue ReadingImplants Can Make It Easier to Restore Missing Teeth in Stages
A fair number of people with total tooth loss have arrived at this point after a long history of dental issues. It’s quite likely they’ve
Continue ReadingHigh Tech Dentistry: How Do We Use a CAT Scan
The CAT scan is a relatively recent technique in dentistry, used to get an image of what’s happening deep within your jaws. You may be
Continue ReadingThese Digital Tools Increase the Success Rate of Dental Implants
Nothing beats the form and function of a real tooth—but dental implants come pretty close. That’s why they’re tops among both dentists and patients for
Continue ReadingA Word to Young Adults: Brushing and Flossing are Key to a Healthy Mouth
Brushing and Flossing are Key to a Healthy Mouth..Keeping your teeth and gums healthy doesn’t require an elaborate plan. It’s simple: Besides twice-a-year dental visits,
Continue ReadingAcid Reflux Could Lead to Tooth Damage
Acid Reflux Could Lead to Tooth Damage…Your tooth enamel’s main nemesis is oral acid: normally produced by bacteria, foods or beverages, acid can dissolve enamel’s
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