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How Routine Dental Checkups Help Your Smile in the Long Run

When you come in for dental exams and we have cleaned your teeth and gum line and removed any hardened plaque, our dentist can look at them for any signs of trouble, such as cavities, loose or broken teeth, damaged fillings, and evaluate your risk rate of certain diseases which might also take into account your family history. We will... read more »

Take Care When Flossing Your Teeth

Many different factors go into maintaining strong teeth and a healthy mouth. Taking active measures to prevent cavities and problems with gum disease will help increase your chances of preserving good oral health into your golden years. A consistent daily routine plays an important role in removing lingering food material and plaque buildup from your mouth. Most people find it... read more »

Energy Drinks and Your Teeth

It seems that just as society is becoming less addicted to sugary soft-drinks, we have only replaced them with even more sugary energy drinks that contain even higher amounts of harmful substances. This can’t be good for your teeth. Have you seen how energy drinks seem to be everywhere now? They take up rows and rows of shelf space in... read more »

Oral Hygiene Success: Periodontics

Have you ever heard of periodontics and are you aware of what it entails? Periodontics is a specialized field of dentistry that focuses on your gum tissue and supporting structures around your teeth. Oftentimes, people begin to neglect their gums due to the fact they fail to realize how important your gum tissue is for maintaining your smile. If for... read more »

Pediatric Dentistry Can Help Children

Your children deserve to have a happy, healthy smile. Luckily, pediatric dentistry offers a way to keep your child’s smile healthy as they develop in their early years. Pediatric dentistry has much to offer for young smiles and is happy to help keep their smile healthy. Our dentists, Drs. Okediji, Bram, and Danesh with Magnificent Mile Family Dental in Chicago,... read more »

Stopping Gum Disease Early

Your gums do more than hold up your teeth. They also protect your body from the bacteria in your mouth, and believe us, there is a lot of bacteria in your mouth. Of course, you should brush your teeth for two minutes at a time twice a day, floss once a day, and see your dentist for your routine cleanings... read more »

Dental Veneers Can Enhance the Appearance of Your Teeth

Cosmetic imperfections and dental stains on your teeth can leave you with an unattractive smile. This can potentially hamper self-confidence in social situations and cause you to unconsciously guard some of your facial expressions.   In a scenario like this you might want to schedule a consultation appointment with one of our experienced dentists. Once they have assessed nature of the... read more »

Becoming a Tooth Fairy

Trying to find a way to be a great Tooth Fairy and keep the tradition alive? Did you know that the fairy has been around for over a century? Likely you have your own memories of the fairy.  Trying to find ways tradition new and exciting can be challenging—but fun. Remember, everyone has their own take on traditions but here... read more »

Teeth Are Meant For Biting and Chewing Food

Teeth are made of hard, durable substances. Unfortunately, when they are not used properly, they can become damaged. Here are some bad habits that can do damage to your teeth, gums, and jaw.   Keeping your jaw in a protruding position, such as when you bite your nails, can put an inordinate amount of pressure on your jaw joint. Biting... read more »

A Dental Bridge Can Help Prevent Further Tooth Loss Complications

When a tooth is lost to an untreated cavity or some severe form of dental trauma the ramifications to your basic oral function can be profound. This might be further compounded if the void is apparent in your smile, or it affects the general clarity of your speech. If the missing tooth isn’t restored in a reasonable amount of time... read more »