Oasis Dental Arts Blog

5 Signs You Might Have Gum Disease

5 Signs You Might Have Gum Disease

The easiest way to ward off gum disease is by maintaining good oral hygiene. To do this, you should brush your teeth twice a day (in the morning and evening), floss daily, and visit your dentist regularly.  However, if you experience any of the following signs,...

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Coffee Stains on Teeth: What To Know

Coffee Stains on Teeth: What To Know

If you love coffee, it’s unlikely coffee stains will encourage you to quit. However, there are ways you can prevent coffee stains and get rid of them so you can enjoy coffee without stress. Oasis Dental Arts is here to help you maintain a beautiful smile all while...

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How Often Should I Visit the Dentist?

How Often Should I Visit the Dentist?

Once you reach adulthood and you’re living a busy life, you might wonder if you really need to visit the dentist every 6 months or if you’re supposed to go more often or less often. At Oasis Dental Arts in San Diego, we want our patients to have the healthiest smiles...

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Top 5 Smiles to Watch for at The Emmys

Top 5 Smiles to Watch for at The Emmys

The Emmys sit apart from the cinematic awards season. They are definitely separate from the hubbub surrounding the Oscars and all the “minor-league” award shows (we’re looking at you, Golden Globes 😉 ) that build up excitement for Hollywood’s big night. But despite...

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Should I Get Dental Sealants as an Adult?

Should I Get Dental Sealants as an Adult?

When you’re young, your dentist keeps a close eye on your teeth: their shape, the direction in which they’re growing, any sign of wear or tear. That’s because your teeth are still growing in, and are at a greater risk of damage and shifting. But what about adults? Of...

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How Do I Know if I Need Root Canal Therapy?

How Do I Know if I Need Root Canal Therapy?

Tooth sensitivity can put a major damper on your week. The mouth is a sensitive place, and if you’re experiencing pain when you brush or sensitivity to heat or cold, especially if you’re avoiding food because of it, stop putting off the inevitable: it’s time to...

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How Do I Prevent Bleeding Gums When I Floss?

How Do I Prevent Bleeding Gums When I Floss?

We’ve all experienced the annoyance during our nightly routine: makeup has come off, contacts removed, face is washed, teeth are brushed and flossed. You spit the toothpaste into the sink and what do you see? Pink. Bleeding gums may be common, but they don’t have to...

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How to Tell a Crown Isn’t Fitting Right

How to Tell a Crown Isn’t Fitting Right

Dental crowns are among the most powerful restorative dentistry procedures. It can take a badly damaged tooth and make it new again with an entirely new surface. The tooth can look beautiful and function perfectly again. Bad toothaches can be gone, even if they were...

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Mental Health and Oral Health Are Linked

Mental Health and Oral Health Are Linked

We know that oral health is linked to overall health. But it’s too easy for many people to imagine that this stops with physical health. But we’re finding that oral health may have links beyond gut health and heart health. It may be linked to your mental health as...

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Do You Need a Special Toothpaste for Veneers?

Do You Need a Special Toothpaste for Veneers?

Good news: the US Patent and Trademark Office has granted the first ever patent for a toothpaste specifically designed for your veneers to MyntSmile. Better news: you don’t need it. That’s right: you don’t need a special toothpaste for your veneers. You can brush your...

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Signs That Your Restoration Needs Attention

Signs That Your Restoration Needs Attention

Modern dental restorations are designed to be long-lasting. With modern materials and techniques, they can easily last for decades, and some of them, such as dental implants, can last a lifetime. However, sometimes your restoration will need to be replaced. But how do...

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