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Diabetes & Oral Health Did you know diabetes can also cause problems in your mouth? People with diabetes have a higher chance of having periodontal (gum) disease, an infection of the gum and bone that hold the teeth in place. Periodontal disease can lead to pain, bad breath that doesn’t go away, chewing difficulties, and even tooth loss. Diabetes can also slow down healing, so it can interfere with treatment of periodontal disease.... Dont Wait Call us to make an appointment today!!

Brushing Teeth Too Hard It turns out that brushing teeth too hard can be an issue. You may think the harder you scrub, the cleaner they’ll be. But you may just be damaging your enamel and pushing your gums away from your teeth. This can push back your gums and expose the roots of your teeth, leading to tooth sensitivity and possibly even the need for gum surgery. There are a couple of correct ways to brush your teeth. 1.Always use a soft-bristled head... 2.Never press. The brush only needs to touch the teeth. 3.Where to brush. Be sure to brush every surface of every tooth. That means the backs and fronts, plus the bottoms/tops of your molars. Also brush the backs of your back molars. See more

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Happy 4th of July 2020

It’s Time for Fireworks, Fun and Family! We celebrate American Independence Day on the Fourth of July every year. While you are celebrating, it’s easy to engage in some not-so-tooth-friendly activities. To help you avoid a dental disaster, here are 4 tips to stay safe while celebrating. 1. Water, Water, and More Water: Drink a lot of water , rather than sweet, sugary drinks like juices and sodas.... 2. Your Teeth are NOT a Bottle Opener: Please don’t use your teeth to pull the cap off that beer bottle! 3. Eat Healthy: it will help your teeth and your waistline as well. When you eat sugary foods (which by the way, BBQ sauce is loaded with sugar), the decay-causing bacteria inside your mouth multiply. 4. Chew Sugarless Gum: daylong snacking is going to happen. Snacking can be bad for your teeth because you’re not brushing between snacks, Sugar-free gum with xylitol is the best choice, because studies have shown xylitol interferes with the production of bacteria in your mouth. See more

Help us congratulate Jennifer for being our best Patient Care Coordinator for the month of June!!!

ATENCION!!! Estimados pacientes, Debido a los recientes recortes presupuestarios del Estado, los beneficios DENTAL de Medi-Cal para adultos se verán afectados. ¡Los servicios y tratamientos que se agregaron en los últimos años se... eliminarán nuevamente! Los procedimientos que sparagmos que se corten incluirán DENTADURAS PARCIALES (todos los servicios), TRATAMIENTO DE NERVIO (en los dientes posteriores), CORONAS PERMANENTES (en los dientes delanteros) y LIMPIEZAS PROFUNDAS. Si actualmente tiene una autorización abierta para cualquiera de los procedimientos mencionados anteriormente, le recomendamos que programe una cita para completar el tratamiento, lo mas pronto posible antes de que las nuevas reglas entren en vigencia. Si necesita estos servicios y no se ha sometido a un examen recientemente, programe un examen AHORA para que podamos autorizarlo antes de que cambien las reglas.NO ESPERE!!!!!!!!!AGA SU CITA HOY ¡Actúe ahora o no podrá obtener esos servicios nuevamente durante varios años! Sinceramente, PhD Dental Group