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Why Choose White Fillings in Deerfield? It’s Simple.

April 14, 2016

white fillings in deerfieldYou don’t want to everyone to be able to count your fillings when you laugh at the end of a good joke. Fortunately, today’s dentistry options take the health and appearance of your smile into consideration — and white fillings near Deerfield are a perfect example.

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Greenfield Dentists on Fighting Tooth Decay with Vitamin D

January 18, 2013

Filed under: Family Dentistry,Tooth Decay — bghdental @ 8:55 pm

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Sometimes we all need to relax outside and enjoy some fresh air. A little time in the sun can make you feel rejuvenated, but did you know the sun also helps protect your teeth? Your Greenfield family dentists, Drs. Bagley, Goodwin, and Hrinda, explain the benefits of vitamin D and how the sun’s rays can help prevent tooth decay.

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Your Greenfield Dentists Want to Help You Overcome Dental Anxiety in 2013

January 3, 2013

Filed under: Cosmetic Dentistry,Dental Anxiety,Family Dentistry,Tooth Decay — bghdental @ 5:24 pm

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Have you made your New Year’s resolution yet? While most people resolve to lose weight or start a new hobby, your Greenfield dentists, Drs. Bagley, Goodwin, and Hrinda, have another suggestion. Why not resolve to overcome your dental anxiety this year? For many Americans, the thought of going to the dentist is a terrifying prospect. Many avoid regular dental checkups, and soon they find themselves dealing with tooth decay, gum disease, or in some cases, tooth loss. The dentist office is nothing to fear, and your Greenfield dentists want you to know, they work hard to give patients a positive dental experience.

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Greenfield Dentists Wish You a Happy Halloween

October 25, 2012

In a time in American history when most people are on a pretty strict budget, the average household will still spend around $44 on Halloween candy. Is your house already overflowing with lollipops, bubblegum, gummies of all shapes and sizes, and, of course, chocolate?  As delicious as candy can be, excessive sugar consumption can be a contributor to cavities. The bacteria that cause tooth decay enjoy sugar as much as a trick-or-treating first grader. The problem is bacteria can metabolize sugar into lactic acid, wearing down your tooth enamel. Still, we don’t want to spoil the fun, so your Greenfield dentists, Drs. Bagley, Goodwin, and Hrinda, want to share some fun facts about candy, as long as you promise to keep up with brushing and flossing during this tempting time of year.

Chocolate Can Actually Be Good for Your Teeth

You’ve probably heard reports that chocolate can be good for your heart, in moderation, but good for your teeth? Theobromine is a compound in the cocoa bean, which has been shown to actually harden tooth enamel.  According to the American Dental Hygienist’s Association (ADA) chocolate can inhibit Streptococcus mutans, the bacteria that cause cavities. Of course, if you want to enjoy chocolate for dental and overall health benefits, the darker, plain forms of chocolate are your best choices. (more…)