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Why are my teeth sensitive?
What causes that sharp twinge with hot, cold or sweet things, what helps at home, and when to see a dentist.
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What causes that sharp twinge with hot, cold or sweet things, what helps at home, and when to see a dentist.

Cosmetic Dentistry
In-chair treatments, take-home trays and whitening toothpaste compared, with honest expectations for each.

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Cavities are among the most preventable dental problems. These everyday habits make the biggest difference.

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Some symptoms are easy to dismiss. These are the ones worth getting checked sooner rather than later.
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