Not only can the health of your smile affect your overall health and well-being, more than 90% of all systemic?diseases (diseases affecting organs and systems in the body) may manifest signs and symptoms in the oral cavity.

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Did you know that your third molars, commonly known as the wisdom teeth, are the only teeth that begin to develop after you are born?

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While sports accidents account for a high percentage of dental injuries in school age children, some can be prevented. Studies have demonstrated that wearing a mouthguard significantly lowers the incidence as well as the severity of trauma to the teeth and mouth.

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