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Is there a link between gum disease and heart disease? Gum disease may increase the risk of heart disease because inflammation in the gums and bacteria may eventually lead to narrowing of important arteries. Read more below.

Did you know your dental benefits reset every year? If your dental insurance plan is like most, your benefits go away at the end of the year, so be sure to come into Smile Haus and take advantage of them while you still can! Visit https://www.smile-haus.com/contact-us/request-appointment/ or call 818-348-6068 to schedule.

The first documented evidence of oral surgeries dates back to the time of the Civil War when dentists performed facial reconstructions on injured soldiers while performing oral surgery.

Advances in orthodontic technology make appliances such as braces and retainers more comfortable and less visible than ever before. https://bit.ly/2LMGd86

Toasted, roasted, baked, and done, hope your #Thanksgiving is loads of fun. #happythanksgivingday from the #SmileHaus family to yours!

Deciding what filling material to use to treat dental decay is a choice that should be made by you and your dentist. So, what should you know before getting a dental amalgam filling? Read up on the latest from the FDA below.

Why are dentists seeing more and more cracked teeth? This helpful article gives us an insight into the numbers.

If you've ever had a dental filling, you've probably had a local anesthesia. But what about IV anesthesia? When you have IV anesthesia, you'll be in a sleep-like state and unable to feel what's happening in your mouth. This is a commonly used anesthesia option during many oral surgery procedures. As a result of our extensive training, we're well-prepared to appropriately administer local anesthesia, all forms of sedation, and general anesthesia.

Periodontal disease is broken up into four separate stages: gingivitis, slight periodontal disease, moderate periodontal disease, and advanced periodontal disease. By scheduling regular checkups, early-stage gum disease can be treated before it leads to a much more serious condition. But, if your condition is more advanced, treatment in the dental office will be required.

Why did the tree go to the dentist? To get a root canal.

Happy E.R. Nurses Day! Today we would like to take the time to appreciate the E.R. nurses who are devoted to caring, healing, and saving people's lives.

Wearing retainers after your orthodontic treatment is an important practice in orthodontic care. Since teeth move your whole life, your teeth need support after orthodontic treatment in order to stay in place and maintain all the hard work you put in.