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Bruxism: What Grinding Your Teeth Says About Your Health

Bruxism is a condition in which people gnash, grind, or clench their teeth. When someone has bruxism, they may unconsciously clench their teeth while awake. More commonly, however, people develop night bruxism, where they clench or grind...

Use It or Lose It: Guide to Year-End Dental Benefits & Coverage

As the year winds down, now is the perfect time to make the most of your dental insurance. Whether you’ve been putting off that checkup or waiting to schedule a treatment, don’t let your benefits go to waste. At Gentle Dental, we’re here...

Thanksgiving Pies: The Best and Worst Choices for Your Teeth

As Thanksgiving approaches, Americans turn their attention toward family gatherings and festive events. A big part of this focus centers on holiday meals, which include delectable pies that can expand our waistlines. At the same time,...

Are You Damaging Your Tooth Enamel by Overbrushing?

Proper toothbrush technique is essential to maintaining healthy teeth and gums. While dentists recommend brushing your teeth twice a day for proper oral health, overbrushing can lead to dental and oral health problems. The following...

Gentle Dental Deer Valley Relocates to Brand-New, State-of-the-Art Office in Glendale, Arizona

Glendale, AZ – [November 6, 2025] – Gentle Dental, an InterDent supported brand and trusted leader in oral health care is proud to announce the relocation of its Deer Valley office to a new, state-of-the-art facility in Glendale, Arizona....

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AirFloss vs. WaterPik: Which Water Flosser is Best for Your Smile?

Mechanical interdental devices have gained popularity because they are seen as convenient supplements to brushing routines. Among the most popular of these devices are the Sonicare Air Floss and WaterPik Water Flosser. Here's what you...

Celebrate Dental Hygiene Month: Build a Routine for a Healthier Smile

Celebrate Dental Hygiene Month with us! October is the perfect time to shine a light on the small daily habits and professional care that keep your smile healthy for life. National Dental Hygiene Month was established to promote awareness...

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Orthodontic Health Awareness: Is It Time for Braces or Aligners?

A straight smile isn’t just about looking good—it’s about keeping your mouth healthy for years to come. Orthodontic treatment like braces or clear aligners can prevent bigger dental problems, improve comfort, and boost your confidence. If...

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Choosing Between an Endodontist and General Dentist

General dentists provide invaluable dental treatments that can help preserve the health and beauty of your smile. In some cases, however, patients are better off consulting an endodontist for specialized treatments. But what is an...

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World Heart Day: How Gum Health Affects Your Heart Health

Your smile and your heart may seem worlds apart, but they’re more connected than you might think. This World Heart Day, it’s the perfect time to learn how taking care of your gums doesn’t just protect your teeth, it can also help...

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