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Coffee drinkers rejoice - a dentist has found that drinking coffee is good for your gums.  As a local dentist, we pay attention to science and research that shows how people can keep their teeth healthier.  The more we learn, the more we can share with you – our patients.  On a regular basis, we…

Cosmetic dentistry can improve a person’s smile and teeth whitening is one of the first places to start.  Recent studies have demonstrated why it is important to have a beautiful smile and how it can impact the way people perceive you.  Oral-B completed a detailed study which determined that people with a beautiful smile are…

As a family dentist office, Bay Dental Associates provides ongoing oral health care to families throughout the area.  Preventative dental care is extremely important for both the health of your mouth and the health of your body overall.Many people are unaware that infected teeth and gums can have a negative impact on the rest of…

Getting new dentures, partial or full, are a way for many people to get back the full functionality of their mouth. A denture consists of replacement teeth which are attached to a plastic gum-colored, or traditionally pink, base. The dentist will examine you and help you decide what kind of attachments best suit your needs.…

As a senior there is a seventy percent chance of tooth loss, and dental implants can help.  An experienced cosmetic dentist can provide you with several ways to replace missing teeth.  This puts the control back in your hands over how you want to correct your smile and the type of lifestyle you want to…

When you have removable dentures, either full or partial, they require proper dental care to keep them free from stains and to keep them clean. Ensuring that you follow a simple but regular maintenance routine will ensure that your dentures stay looking their best for a long time. With the proper care, they can last…

If you want to replace missing teeth, dental implants are the ideal solution. They look and feel like natural teeth and are easy to take care of once installed.  Unlike dentures, that have to be taken out and cleaned, implants remain in your mouth permanently and are cared for like natural teeth.  Simply brush, floss, and…