September is Healthy Aging Month, a great time for seniors to focus on their oral health. Dental care needs change as we age, making good oral hygiene crucial to prevent gum disease, tooth decay, and dry mouth. At Soft Touch Dentistry, Dr. Nazila Bidabadi, President and Chief Cosmetic Dentist, brings over a decade of experience as a […]
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A new school year is approaching, and caring for your child’s dental health is just as important as buying school supplies and organizing their schedule. At Soft Touch Dentistry, our dentists, who have decades of combined experience, know that a healthy smile boosts confidence and prevents potential issues throughout the year. Here are seven essential back-to-school dental tips
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Fresh breath is essential to making a great first impression and maintaining good oral health. National Fresh Breath Day, celebrated on August 6th, is the perfect opportunity to focus on keeping your breath smelling nice and clean every day. Our team at Soft Touch Dentistry, led by Harvard clinical instructor Dr. Nazila Bidabadi, knows the power of
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Preventative dentistry plays a key role in maintaining oral health and avoiding dental emergencies. If you focus on preventative measures, you can significantly reduce the risk of developing serious dental issues. Exploring what preventative dentistry consists of and how it helps in preventing dental emergencies can help you avoid dental emergencies. What Is Preventative Dentistry? Preventative
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Invisalign® has become a popular alternative to traditional braces. Clear, removable aligners provide a discreet and comfortable way to achieve a perfect smile. However, Invisalign offers more than just aesthetic benefits; it also has a positive impact on oral health. Recognizing the treatment process and its benefits can help you make an informed decision on
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Poor dental hygiene might impact more than just your smile; it could also affect your heart health. Bacteria from inflamed gums can enter your bloodstream, potentially causing inflammation in the arteries. Studies suggest a link between gum disease and increased risk of heart disease, highlighting the importance of good oral care. Find out more about how
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Dental anxiety is a common feeling that affects numerous individuals. It involves nervousness or fear related to dental visits. This anxiety can range from slight unease to severe phobia, impacting one’s willingness to seek necessary dental care. It is worth knowing that you’re not alone in this experience. It’s a natural response, and acknowledging your feelings is
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You might be able to achieve the smile makeover you’ve been wanting with porcelain veneers. Your teeth’s front surface is covered by these thin, precisely designed shells that are produced to order. Why choose them? They excel in enhancing your teeth’s color, shape, size, or length, offering a natural and appealing look. The key lies
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Invisalign® is the leading alternative to braces, and it has many benefits over conventional orthodontic treatment. The greatest benefit of Invisalign is the ability to straighten your teeth and achieve a healthier bite without the need for invasive brackets or metal wires. Using clear aligner trays and possibly attachments, Invisalign shifts your smile into the optimal
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Teeth grinding is a common habit that affects up to half the population, and around 5% of people regularly and forcefully grind their teeth. The official name for teeth grinding is bruxism. You can have sleeping or awake bruxism, but both are harmful to your teeth. Grinding your teeth can cause them to wear down, a condition known
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