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With Spring time finally here, the Little Harpeth Smile Squad would like to promote healthy dental habits, especially healthy snack options. Did you know that crunchy, fibrous foods such as apples, pears, celery, and carrots act as a “natural toothbrush.” Cheese, yogurt, and milk provide phosphorus and calcium that are imperative for protecting tooth enamel. …

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Dr. Priya and the LHCD Smile Squad are here to give you some basic oral health reminders to help celebrate the New Year. We all know life gets crazy, and sometimes we get off track. So let’s use today as a restart to refresh our oral health with these easy reminders. Brush twice a day …

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As we are nearing the end of the year, the LHCD Smile Squad would whaley love to remind you of some simple tips for oral hygiene. Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Floss teeth daily–Night time is preferred. Eat healthy and reduce sugary drinks and food. It is okay to enjoy holiday …

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Plaque: what is it and how does it affect our teeth? Plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that clings to our teeth. Plaque can cause cavities, gingivitis, and infection in the gum tissue. Did you know that plaque can compile within just a few minutes of it being removed?! This is why brushing and …

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Baby Teeth Are Whaley Important! Baby teeth are important! They help to maintain health, function, and aesthetic. Prevention is key! The first visit is recommended at their first birthday or six months after the first tooth erupts. It is important to take care of your teeth! Brush your little ones teeth with a grain of …

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Have you heard of hypoplasia? Hypolastic enamel is enamel that did not develop quite right when the tooth was forming. This simply means that the affected tooth or teeth are at a greater risk for breaking down and getting cavities. The appearance of hypoplasia can vary but typically is chalky, yellow, or brown areas of …

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