While many of the medical risks associated with the potentially life-threatening condition called diabetes are well known, people are sometimes not aware of the connection between diabetes and dental health. Whether you have been recently diagnosed with diabetes, or you are worried about a family member with the condition, it’s important to note which dental […]
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Maintenance will continue to frequent your every day life. From cleaning the house to putting oil in the car, the ongoing preventive care you engage in keeps your life running smooth. The same concept can be applied to your smile. Preventive dental care promotes a healthy smile and reduces the chance of dental health issues. […]
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When patients hear that they have a cavity in need of a filling, a flash of metal is the first thing that comes to mind. Metal and silver amalgam, once considered the go-to materials for dental fillings, have since fallen out of favor. Dr. Vi Mai, a family dentist who offers dental fillings in Garland, […]
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Unpleasant breath happens to the best of us every now and then, but what about those who battle halitosis, or chronic bad breath. Dr. Vi Mai, your Garland, TX general dentist, shares advice for maintaining a healthy mouth and fresh breath. Brush Up on Basic Oral Hygiene Poor oral hygiene is the leading cause of […]
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Cavity. It’s one of the most feared words in all of dentistry, capable of making even the most diligent brusher question the effectiveness of his or her oral hygiene regimen. When you visit Dr. Vi Mai for dental fillings in Garland, TX, you can feel confident knowing that this common procedure is simpler and more […]
Most patients are aware of the tenets of excellent dental hygiene; namely, brushing teeth twice a day, flossing at least once, and attending a dental cleaning and exam every six months, or more often if recommended. While brushing and flossing are relatively simple and easy to accomplish, visiting the dentist on a regular basis isn’t […]
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