By Lumos Dental - New Haven
March 28, 2022
Our teeth are built to withstand plenty of punishment. We chew our food at meal times dozens of times per day at minimum, and when we’re not chewing, our teeth are busy helping us speak and smile. The ultra-tough enamel that protects our teeth is absolutely essential for helping them handle their heavy workload. But […]
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By Lumos Dental - New Haven
February 01, 2022
Keeping your teeth and the rest of your mouth in excellent health takes diligence, devotion, know-how and the correct tools. Though you may believe that you have all of the aforementioned qualities and equipment, you may not be on the right track with all of them. A board-certified dentist can tell you if you’re practicing […]
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By Lumos Dental - New Haven
January 01, 2022
Your full or partial dentures are an integral part of your everyday life. Sure, you need them to speak clearly, but using them to eat—the biting, chewing, and grinding—can cause wear and tear. The majority of dental appliances need to be repaired eventually because they weaken and erode. Dentures that have been used for a […]
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By Lumos Dental - New Haven
December 14, 2021
Dental emergencies are scary any time, but they’re especially scary during the holiday season. Who should you call? What if the dental office is closed? Do you need to go to the ER? This guide will help you figure out what to do and where to go! Step 1: Assess the Injury. Are you bleeding […]
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By Lumos Dental - New Haven
December 02, 2021
The popular website NextDoor.com has revolutionized the way people in the United States gather trusted information, build connections, and give and get help from those who live in and near their neighborhoods. People ask for information about area matters, voice their opinions about nearby happenings, and ask for recommendations regarding businesses and public services. Lumos […]
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By Lumos Dental - New Haven
November 18, 2021
Did you know that up to 12% of Americans suffer from TMJ? This disorder affects the joints that control your jaw and can be incredibly debilitating and painful. TMJ is usually diagnosed by a dentist using medical imaging. It can be treated with a custom mouthguard. We’ve found our patients get the best results from […]
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