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With the holiday season comes a lot of traveling, parties, gift giving, and of course- eating. Most people let their diets slip this time of year and pick it back up in January. While it may be okay to go a few weeks without visiting the gym as often, it’s never okay...

Are you tired of living with crooked teeth? At Complete Dental, we field a lot of questions regarding how to handle crooked teeth as an adult. Afterall, wearing large metal braces to work and in social settings will make you feel self conscious. You don’t have to live...

Are you experiencing a lot of sharp tooth pain? Has one of your teeth died completely? If you suspect you need a root canal, or possibly have already been told by a dentist that you need one, it’s understandable to feel anxiety. After all, this dental procedure is...

If you think gum disease is just having less-than-beautiful teeth, think again.  Periodontal disease, or gum disease, has been associated with low birth weight babies, diabetes, and chronic lung disease. Furthermore, it is known that these bacteria can attach to...

If you’re missing a tooth or multiple teeth, you’re probably tired are suffering through the embarrassment and difficulty chewing. You don’t have to go through this anymore. In fact, you have options. Replacing a missing tooth offers long-lasting benefits while...

If you’ve recently had one or several wisdom teeth pulled, we don’t need to tell you that there is pain afterwards. However, you may be surprised at just how long the pain is lasting or how severe it is. Could there be a problem? The truth is that some people...

Not everyone was born with a picture-perfect, Hollywood smile. That is okay! It simply means you need to invest in your smile. Invisalign® straightens your teeth without wires and brackets, using a series of clear, customized, removable appliances called Aligners. For...

It is time for your child to begin seeing the dentist! Proper dental care now is incredibly important. You may be saying “My child is not old enough!” but trips to the dentist should begin earlier than you may imagine. Home oral health care should be given to babies,...

Babies are born without teeth and they grow in over the first few years. In elementary school, these “baby teeth” get loose and fall out in order for your adult teeth to grow in. Around middle school, you have another round of molars. Then…closer to adulthood, you...