• APRIL 9, 2013
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    The Worst 7 Foods for Your Teeth

    We came across this great article on Huffington Post the other day giving some great pointers on what are some of the worst foods for your teeth – see the full article here. Here’s their top 7 Enemies for Your Teeth: Dried Fruits – Even though they’re not processed fruit snacks, they’re still really high

    • APRIL 2, 2013
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    Do You Notice Your Teeth are Shifting?

    If you notice your teeth are shifting, call Dr. Hayner’s office today to make an appointment before they could get worse! 412-281-3955

    • MARCH 26, 2013
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    Cracked a Tooth? You Could Need Dental Bonding

    Ouch!! Bit down too hard into that frozen candy bar and felt a shooting pain? You just might have cracked or chipped a tooth. The best solution for a cracked tooth? Dental Bonding. What exactly is Dental Bonding? Dental bonding is when Dr. Hayner adds a tooth-colored plastic adhesive that fills the crack. He will

    • MARCH 12, 2013
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    How Dental Grills Effect Your Teeth

    You’ve seen them around – the metal, gold or even wood dental dentures found worn in the mouth. They have become popular among teens and some adults due to celebrities, especially rap musicians wearing them in public and in music videos. “Grillz” are decorative covers that snap over one or more teeth. There are no

    • MARCH 5, 2013
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    Grinding your Teeth (Bruxism) Can Cause More Damange than you Think

    Do you notice that you clench or grind your teeth regularly? This can be causing more damage to your teeth than you realize, and most don’t realize how much damage it is causing until their dentist or hygienist notice and point it out! Bruxism, or clenching and grinding of the teeth, can cause damage to

    • FEBRUARY 22, 2013
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    It Looks as If You’ve Been Flossing Your Teeth Too Much

    • FEBRUARY 22, 2013
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    How Long do you Brush?

    According to the Academy of General dentistry, the average person only brushes for 45 to 70 seconds a day, the recommended amount of time is 2-3 minutes. Time yourself today and see how long you are actually brushing – you might shock yourself!

    • FEBRUARY 16, 2013
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    Why Brushing and Flossing are So Important for Oral Health

    Taking care of your teeth and gums is essential to good oral health! Studies have also shown that plaque buildup on teeth can even contribute to artery and heart disease! Yikes!  Good oral health can also help you avoid embarrassing conditions like bad breath or yellowing teeth. Tips for Optimum Brushing and Flossing 1. Always