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White Spot on a Tooth: Early Decay, Fluorosis, or Something Else?

White Spot on a Tooth: Early Decay, Fluorosis, or Something Else?

by Dr. Sarah Smith | Oct 28, 2026 | Dental Care

Have you noticed a white spot on your tooth? It could leave you wondering if a cavity is starting to form.  White spots can show up on your teeth for several reasons. We often hear about white spots on teeth after braces come off or after a whitening treatment....
Are My Gums Receding? Signs, Causes, and What to Watch For

Are My Gums Receding? Signs, Causes, and What to Watch For

by Dr. Sarah Smith | Oct 14, 2026 | Dental Care

Are your teeth looking a little longer than they used to?  Maybe you’ve noticed that your teeth look a little different in photos or you’ve had more sensitivity along the gumline. Gum lines aren’t perfect, and they aren’t permanent. They often change with age, so...
How to Build a Daily Dental Routine That Actually Sticks

How to Build a Daily Dental Routine That Actually Sticks

by Dr. Sarah Smith | Sep 23, 2026 | Dental Care

We hear it from patients all the time: They left their last dental appointment determined to do better with their daily oral hygiene routine. For a while, they did. But after a few months (or even a few days), they slipped back into their old habits where flossing...
Dental Emergency in Rochester, NY: What Counts as an Emergency and What to Do Next

Dental Emergency in Rochester, NY: What Counts as an Emergency and What to Do Next

by Dr. Sarah Smith | Sep 16, 2026 | Dental Care

It’s Saturday morning, and tooth pain is causing you to rethink your weekend plans. But does that also mean you need a same-day emergency dental appointment? Or is it bad enough that you should head to the ER? Or can this wait until Monday?  It depends, but you don’t...
Why Your Teeth Feel Sensitive in Summer (and What to Do About It)

Why Your Teeth Feel Sensitive in Summer (and What to Do About It)

by Dr. Sarah Smith | Aug 20, 2026 | Dental Care

Cold drinks, frozen treats, and time in the pool are all part of a great summer experience, but they can also make your teeth feel sensitive suddenly. Biting into an ice cream should be a joy, not leave you gasping in pain.  A little twinge might not be much to...
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