Category: Tooth Health

We’ve got a twist on holiday hosting that we’re excited to share!  As you know, hosting family and friends for the holidays is all about creating a welcoming and memorable experience. From delicious meals to cozy accommodations, the little touches make all the difference.  One unique way to stand out as the “hostess with the …

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The Arndt Dental team, Concord’s Friendliest Dentist, is looking forward to Thanksgiving and we hope you are, too. Whether it’s the meal, gathering with loved ones, catching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, or binge-watching holiday movies, Turkey Day has a lot to recommend it!  Excitement aside, we also hope that you’ll be thankful for our …

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Though it can come as a surprise to some parents, one of the first major changes in your child’s dental development is the arrival of their six-year molars. These are the first set of permanent molars and typically appear around age six, hence the name.  Unlike baby teeth, six-year molars come in behind the baby …

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You might not be familiar with the term bruxism, but if you’re like the estimated 30% of people who grind their teeth in some way, you likely know how painful this habit can be. While it often occurs during sleep, many people may not even be aware they’re doing it. That in and of itself …

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As the school year kicks off, many parents are focused on ensuring their children have everything they need to succeed—new notebooks, sharpened pencils, backpack, water bottle — to name just a few on the seemingly endless school supply list. But what about their lunchbox? Or, more specifically, the contents of said lunchbox.

While we’re always proud of our distinction as Concord’s friendliest dentist, we recognize that dental anxiety is a real thing.  If you find yourself dreading or delaying your next dental appointment, even if it’s just a routine cleaning, this blog post is for you!

Spoiler alert: this is a fairly gross blog post. Nevertheless, it’s an important topic, which is why we feel compelled to ensure you know the signs of gum disease so that you can do something about it.

‘Tis the season to be jolly, which often means indulging in too much sugar. That’s why we’re offering some suggestions on stuffing those stockings with gifts that our team actually endorses. In fact, we even consulted our friend The Tooth Fairy to get her take on the best tooth-friendly treats to tuck into your stockings.