Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog

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Is Fluoride Toothpaste Safe for Children to Use?

October 19, 2020

The first thing people generally think of when they hear the term “fluoride” is toothpaste. That is because many toothpaste brands on the market use fluoride to enhance oral health.  With that said, many parents are concerned when it comes to fluoride and their children. Some believe that fluoride is dangerous and should never be…

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Choosing Between Professional and OTC Teeth Whitening—Our Guide

October 12, 2020

There is nothing more visually appealing than to have a complete set of sparkling, white teeth. Not only does it reflect good oral health, but it also gives you a great smile and boosts your overall confidence. That’s why teeth whitening has recently become all the rage in the world of cosmetic dentistry. When it…

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What You Should Know About Flossing and Dental Health

October 5, 2020

Dental health goes beyond brushing your teeth after every meal. You also need to floss and get teeth cleaning services at the dentist’s. Flossing is a vital part of dental health; though brushing takes care of most of the food particles, the bristles don’t reach all the crevices.  Rubbing floss between teeth will take care of the…

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3 Common Signs You May Need a Root Canal Treatment

September 28, 2020

The nerve tissue of your tooth can get irreversibly damaged due to bacteria, infection, decay, trauma, or tooth fracture. Fortunately, this dental issue can be resolved with a root canal treatment performed by an endodontist or one of our trusted dentists in Edmonton.  Root canal therapy is a one-visit treatment. During the procedure, the dentist…

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Should I Invest in Dental Tooth Bonding?

September 21, 2020

In this day and age, walking around with a chipped or broken tooth can be downright embarrassing. It also holds you back from enjoying the simple pleasures, such as a generous bite of candy bars or group photos encouraging everyone to say “cheese!”. If you’re suffering from a chipped tooth, fret not—bonding teeth is now…

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How Frequently Should You Replace Your Toothbrush

September 14, 2020

Aside from going to your dentists regularly, it is essential that you practice proper dental care at home. Oral care at home starts with the tools and products you use, and the most important one is your toothbrush. Besides knowing which toothbrush to buy, you also need to know how frequently you should change it. …

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3 Simple Ways to Keep Your Teeth Clean and Healthy at Home

September 7, 2020

During the outburst of COVID-19 early in the year, dental clinics across the world closed their doors, accepting appointments only for those patients that required emergency dental solutions. These situations often involved extreme pain, swelling, and other severe issues in one’s teeth and gums. But now, things are slowly going back to normal, and establishments…

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Our Guide to Dental Emergencies

August 31, 2020

Going through a dental emergency can be incredibly stressful. What might have begun as a mild pain may have exacerbated into sheer agony. Even worse, seeking immediate assistance is difficult when this happens at odd hours of the day. Dental emergencies are often unpredictable, which is why it’s essential to take immediate action and see…

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How to Choose the Right Family Dentist?

August 24, 2020

When it comes to taking care of the whole family’s dental health, having a family dentist helps. Having a single person tracking the development and changes in your family members’ oral situation contributes to better oral management. For one, they understand how the teeth of your children change. Seeing a familiar face also makes your…

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3 Reasons You Should Monitor Your Child’s Teeth Development

August 17, 2020

Your baby’s teeth development may be the least priority during the growing years as you may be more focused on their physical body and mental and emotional progress. Moreover, most parents only have basic knowledge of baby teeth, such as that they are temporary and will fall out automatically to make way for their permanent…

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