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Celebrating International Women’s Day at Topsail Dental March 8th marks International Women’s Day, a global celebration of the achievements, contributions, and resilience of women around the world. At Topsail Dental, we’re proud to celebrate the amazing women who are part of our team and the impact they make every single day. Today, we want to...
Read MoreMarch 6th is National Dentist’s Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and skill of the dentists who make a positive impact on our health and smiles every day. At Topsail Dental, we are fortunate to have an outstanding team of dentists who go above and beyond for our patients. Today, we want to shine a special spotlight...
Read MoreTopsail Dental uses X-rays as a critical tool for diagnosing and treating dental issues. Here’s why we take X-rays: Overall, X-rays are an essential diagnostic tool that enhances our ability to provide accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans, contributing to better overall dental
Read MoreAt Topsail Dental, we believe in the power of community and lending a helping hand when it's needed most. This January 31st, our team is coming together to host a blood drive in partnership with the American Red Cross, aiming to make a tangible impact in the face of ongoing challenges, including the catastrophic flooding of Western North...
Read MoreBad breath, or halitosis, can be caused by various factors. Identifying the underlying cause is crucial for effectively addressing the issue. Here are some common reasons for bad breath: Plaque and Bacteria: Inadequate brushing and flossing can lead to plaque buildup on your teeth and gums. Plaque harbors bacteria that produce foul-smelling...
Read MoreSnoring can be more than just a nuisance; it can be a sign of underlying health issues that may affect your overall well-being. Your Dental Care Provider at Topsail Dental can play a role in diagnosing and managing snoring, particularly if it is related to dental or oral health conditions. Here’s
Read MoreCertain dental habits can significantly increase the risk of developing oral health problems over time. Being aware of these habits can help you take proactive steps to protect your teeth and gums. Here are some of the most high-risk dental habits to recognize and avoid for better oral
Read MoreGum Disease, also known as Periodontal Disease, is an infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It's usually caused by poor oral hygiene that leads to the buildup of plaque — a sticky, colorless film of bacteria — on your teeth. There are two main stages of gum
Read MoreEver wonder why we "probe" your gums and hear the multitude of numbers being called out? Well...read on to find out why! Our Dental Hygienists probe your gums as part of your comprehensive periodontal examination to assess the health of your gums and the supporting structures of your teeth. Typically this is done one time a year Here’s why they...
Read MoreFlossing is crucial for maintaining oral health because it helps remove plaque and food particles from between your teeth and under the gum-line, areas that a toothbrush misses. If you never floss you are only cleaning 60-70% of your teeth with a toothbrush alone. Here are a few key reasons why flossing is
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