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The last couple years have been challenging for all of us. We couldn’t be more grateful for our patients and our team for helping during these tough times. Happy Thanksgiving from our Smile Haus family to yours! ❤️

Let’s hear it for the RED, WHITE & BLUE! 🇺🇸 Happy 4th from all of us at Smile Haus. ❤️

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Replacing missing teeth with implants does not erase the need for good dental hygiene. Although the implant can't deteriorate, the tissue around it can, that's why establishing a good routine will help prevent further tooth or gum loss.

Dental science makes up a vast spectrum of work, from studies to product R&D and more. A typical dental lab, however, specializes in the manufacture of prostheses. This includes crowns, dentures, and bridges, to name a few.

Diet and rinsing regularly is only the beginning. http://bit.ly/2y3ObBp

How to Eat After Getting Your Wisdom Teeth Removed After getting your wisdom teeth out, the surgery may be over, but you're not done yet. There are many things to consider about your post-surgery diet and oral care that will help speed up the healing process — like eating only soft foods...

When assessing a patient for Periodontal Disease, the doctor will usually conduct a visual assessment as well as a test to measure pocket depth to see whether the disease is present. From there a series of tests can determine which treatment is best.

Straightening teeth is only a fraction of what is done by your orthodontist. Even if your teeth appear straight, your bite may not be properly aligned, putting you at risk of unnecessary wear on your teeth and joints. For all your alignment needs, call us today!

While looseness in deciduous teeth is normal, in adult teeth it is a cause for concern. Whether from trauma or disease, loose teeth should be looked at immediately to prevent loss.

Loose Tooth: Pain, Adults, and Treatment A loose tooth is typical for children, but as an adult it is a cause for concern. This occurs when a tooth loses support and slowly detaches from the gums.

If you're experiencing swelling in your gums, it may be a sign of improper oral care. Swollen gums can be caused by a number of conditions, so it's important to know what treatment and prevention is right for you. Read more here, https://bit.ly/2P3h8HO

Swollen gums: Causes, treatments, and home remedies Swollen gums can occur due to gingivitis, pregnancy, and infection. Treatment typically depends on the cause, and good oral hygiene can prevent them. Learn more here.

When a wisdom tooth erupts only partially, the opening can serve as a breeding ground for bacteria, resulting in a wisdom tooth infection. http://bit.ly/2AYr3Ul

Infected Wisdom Tooth: What Your Options Are Impaction isn't always the only reason for removal. An infected wisdom tooth can also land you in this common form of oral surgery. Find out more, here.

Some people are born with skeletal and dental irregularities, such as misalignment of the jaw or misplaced teeth, which may require oral surgery to fix. Corrective jaw surgery may improve your life dramatically, making it easier to chew, speak, and breathe!

What do you get for a dollar at the dentist's office?

Buck Teeth!

If you think going to the dentist today is no fun...

Cringeworthy Dental Procedures of Ancient Times ...

How well you care for your teeth and gums impacts how well you feel overall.

Luckily, improving your dental health doesn't always warrant major changes. A few easy tweaks to your daily mouth care routine can have a lasting impact on your body.

How To Improve Oral Health Many parents have experienced a child's noncompliance or even outright refusals when it comes to brushing teeth. Yet parents play a major role.

Happy New Year's Eve from Smile Haus! May the year ahead be full of new opportunities, new growth, and of course, plenty of smiles!

If someone is missing a tooth, dental implants are a great way to give them a reason to smile.

Merry Christmas from the team here at Smile Haus! Christmas may look different for many of us this year, but however you celebrate, we hope it brings a smile to your face!

Christmas is right around the corner! Whatever Christmas looks like for you and yours this year, be sure to stay safe and stay grateful! Merry Christmas Eve from Smile Haus!

Teaching dental care habits to your children early can be difficult. But early instruction can set your kids up for a lifetime of healthy, happy smiles. 👧🏾🧒🏻🦷

Flossing is crucial to proper oral hygiene, and every parent should make sure that their child knows how to floss.

How to Teach Kids to Floss Flossing is a major part of maintaining proper oral hygiene, and those who start young are thought to get the greatest benefit. Teaching your child to floss can not only be easy, it can be fun. Make games to help them learn how flossing...

Grab your coats (if you haven't already), because winter is officially here! Happy from the team at Smile Haus!

Grab your dough and fire up the oven - it's National ! 🍪 Just be sure to brush your teeth after you enjoy them 😉

Even if you are diligent with oral hygiene, genetics often play a big role in who develops gum disease. There are genetic tests in existence to help inform you of this predisposition, but early intervention and regular checkups will help reduce your risk regardless.

Tonight marks the first night of Hanukkah! However your celebration looks this year, we hope it is safe, fun, and full of smiles. Happy Hanukkah from our families to yours!

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.

Periodontal Disease And Cardiovascular Disease Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss, learn ways to identify and treat gum diseases that include Gingivitis and Periodontitis.

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.