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What Is Ozone Therapy and How Does It Benefit Your Dental Health?
Methods of good dental health continue to change as companies come out with more natural ways to clean your teeth and products that will…
A Whole-Body Approach to Natural Dental Care for the Whole Family
Here’s a guide on products, oral health techniques, and lifestyle changes you can make to ensure a natural dental care approach.
Should I See my Dentist for TMJ Pain? How to Find a TMJ Specialist in Anchorage
Many people have habits that they don’t notice until someone points it out or it starts to cause them issues.
Can Poor Oral Health Make You Sick? 6 Issues Caused by Bad Dental Hygiene
Dental hygiene is one of the most important health habits we can practice.
Restoring Teeth with Full Coverage Crowns
Same-Day Dental Crown Services Quickly Fix Damaged or Broken Teeth The doctors at Health Centered Dentistry want to make sure your bite…
Sinus Augmentation Procedure
Sinus Lift Surgery What is a Sinus Lift? There are times when a sinus augmentation, also known as a sinus lift, is recommended to allow…
Platelet Rich Fibrin Therapy
PRF Dental Therapy Platelet Rich Fibrin Therapy is a holistic treatment that uses your own blood to create a bioactive “band-aid”. It…
Implant-Supported Dentures
Benefits of All-on-4® treatment One of our patients with a fixed upper denture Rapid improvement in quality of life The All-on-4®…
Dental Implant Services
Dental implants have become a popular solution for missing teeth for patients of Health Centered Dentistry. A dental implant is a…
How Long Do Dental Implants Last?
This is a great question we receive from our patients on a daily basis. How long will this implant last? Will I have this implant until I die? Once you place the implant, we don’t need to do anything else, right? We recently came across this great article from Spear Education,which is a high level,…
“Never Treat a Stranger”
“Never treat a stranger” as the Canadian physician Sir William Ostler emphasizes the need of your dentist to know you before we treat you as a patient. The dentists’ knowledge of the patient’s medical history allows for better prevention and management of possible emergencies. Some systemic diseases directly affect the treatment in the dental office…