Category: Gum Disease
Your Dayton, NV General Dentist Discusses the Importance of Preventive Care
Due to an increase in oral health awareness, most people take good care of their teeth at home by brushing and flossing regularly. However, more serious problems, like gum disease, cavities, and tooth decay, are not easily detected from home. For this reason, it is important to schedule regular visits with your dentist for routine check-ups and cleaning. Often, oral health problems do not become visible or cause pain until the advanced stages. Scheduling an appointment with your Dayton dentists, Dr. William Wager or Dr. Brian Evans, will allow either of them to identify early signs of disease and help you take preventative measures.
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Reno Dentists Quiz You on Gum Disease
Reno NV Dentists Talk Preventive Dental Care
Reno NV Dentists Examine the Connection Between Gum Disease and Heart Disease
Reno Dentists Help You Recognize and Prevent Gum Disease
Reno Dentists Discuss Two Types of Dental Cleanings
Reno Dentists: Do You Have Gum Disease?
Family Dental Care From Your Reno Dentists
Are you looking for quality dental care for your entire family? At Wager Evans Dental, we provide the latest in general, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry. We can erase stains and restore the smiles of your whole family. In today’s blog, Reno family dentists, Dr. William Wager and Dr. Brian Evans, explain the dental care procedures we offer to protect, and perfect, the smiles closest to you.
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Reno Dentists Weigh in on The Great Coffee Debate
Over 100 million Americans drink coffee. Each year, Americans consume almost 146 billion cups of java. In fact, most of us can’t start the day without the rich caffeine infusion. But is coffee harmful to our health? Your Reno cosmetic dentists, Dr. William Wager and Dr. Brian Evans, take a look at both sides of the coffee debate and explain how to whiten teeth stained by the dark pigments in coffee.
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