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5 Oral Hygiene Tips: Brushing Up on Oral Health at Home
While October is National Oral Hygiene Month, we believe we should all celebrate practicing proper oral hygiene every single day! Along with regularly scheduled visits every six months, it’s important to take care of your teeth in between your dental appointments, too. The Agnini team is here to help you learn 5 tips and tricks […]
Orthodontics: The Difference Between Invisalign and Damon Braces
Your smile plays a big role in your confidence and overall mental health. If you don’t love your smile, chances are you are keeping a piece of yourself hidden. It’s never too late to give yourself the smile of your dreams and protect the integrity of your oral health. In honor of National Orthodontics Month, […]
Gum Disease: Warning Signs and Tips for Early Prevention
The month of September marked the start of National Gum Care Month. It’s important to note that according to the University of Pennsylvania’s school of dentistry, around 47.2% (or 67 million Americans), suffer from varying degrees of gum disease, a number most dental offices hate to see. Surprisingly, gum disease is a common oral health […]
Are Fancy Toothbrushes Worth The Money?
Brushing your teeth two times a day for every day is important for good oral health and prevention of gum disease. But are you ever curious if you could be doing more for your teeth and their health? Maybe you’re considering upgrading to an electric toothbrush, but aren’t quite sure yet. Don’t run out to buy an […]
Four Reasons Why a Patient May Require Tooth Extraction
The team of Agnini Family Dental is pleased to offer a variety of dental services for the entire household. Our four dentists, including Drs. Michael Agnini, Andrew Agnini, Ahmad Bhatti, and Donald Van, are committed to ensuring adults and children have access to necessary procedures, which may include dental extractions. WHAT ARE DENTAL EXTRACTIONS? Dental extraction […]
What Should I Expect at a Dental Cleaning?
Anxiety can keep you from seeing your dentist on a regular basis, but that can have unintended consequences. If you have a dental issue like a cavity, having it treated now can prevent further treatments or procedures that may end up being more invasive than you would like. We are gentle and will give you […]