Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog

4 Helpful Tips to Make Brushing More Fun For Your Child

February 15, 2021

Ask other parents and they’ll tell you, one of the most challenging parts of parenting a baby or toddler is teaching them to properly brush their teeth. So, no, it’s not just you who struggles as you try different tricks to get your little one to brush their teeth. And, no, you can’t give up.…

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Incredibly Helpful Ways To Counter Your Dental Anxiety

February 15, 2021

Dental anxiety isn’t only limited to a certain age. Even adults still experience dental anxiety when they know they have to visit their local dental clinic. Unfortunately, many people give in to this fear and skip going to dental appointments altogether, increasing the risk of dental problems they’ll have to face.  In most cases, those…

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Ultimate Guide to Cavities: Causes, Symptoms & Preventions

February 8, 2021

Dental issues are among the least downplayed health problems all around the world simply because they don’t seem as deadly heart conditions or infections. However, the spread of oral disease has gone under the radar for far too long. This is only more emphasized by the fact that The World Health Organization reports 3.5 billion…

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Our Guide to Fostering Good Oral Health During Pregnancy

February 8, 2021

Promoting oral health is always necessary for every individual. This usually involves having good oral habits, such as brushing and flossing your teeth twice a day, monitoring your food and beverage consumption, quitting smoke, and visiting your dentist in Edmonton regularly.   However, did you know that it’s all the more important to foster good…

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Dealing With Bad Breath: Things You Should Know

February 8, 2021

Walking around with a bad breath can seem like a nightmare, and the mere prospect of having one seems almost unthinkable. Nobody would want to believe that they talk to other people with bad breath, which is actually a medical condition triggered by specific factors. The worse about it all is that people cannot tell…

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5 Things Dentists Can Tell about You by Looking at Your Mouth

February 8, 2021

Many people tend to brush their teeth thoroughly before going to the dentist to hide as many problems as possible so that they can avoid painful procedures. Unfortunately for them, many dentists can quickly tell what issues your mouth is dealing with merely by looking at it. There are signs you cannot hide, and, in…

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Doing the Little Things: 3 Easy-To-Do Dental Care Tips

February 1, 2021

Dental emergencies aren’t just uncomfortable and painful; they will also rob you of your time and savings. Since dental conditions can range from feelings of pain, fractured teeth, or abscesses from injuries, there are different treatment options to remedy it. Although there are other ways to treat and cure your potential condition, there are simple…

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What Happens When You Get a Dental Clean Twice a Year?

February 1, 2021

As we grow older, it becomes even more apparent that everything our parents taught us about taking care of our teeth continues to make sense. Although your younger self may have posed some opposition to the idea of brushing teeth and flossing, the chances are that you’re a completely different person today who appreciates the…

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How to Maintain Good Oral Hygiene for Your Next Dental Appointment

February 1, 2021

No one can deny the fact that everyone always looks forward to teeth cleaning services from a professional because it leaves one’s teeth and mouth feeling refreshed and clean. But after a few days or weeks, the sensation on the mouth goes back to normal—and you’ll have to wait another six months for the next…

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5 Dental Care Myths and the Truth Behind Them

February 1, 2021

One of the most anxiety-inducing tasks for children and adults is visiting the dentist. Many even avoid these visits entirely, out of misplaced fears related to supposedly painful procedures. Not only is this the wrong attitude towards your oral and dental health, but many of the assumptions you might have are also based on falsehoods. …

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