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Think You Know How To Brush? Think Again.

You’ve been doing it since you were five. You switch to auto pilot morning and night and get it done. But are you doing it correct? Actually, many people are making tooth brushing mistakes. You may need to tweak your routine to better support your oral health and guard your smile from dental caries and

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Stick Out Your Tongue!

As health professionals, we know that dentists diagnose and treat conditions of the teeth and gums, but we sometimes overlook the importance of the tongue. Have you ever considered all the amazing things your tongue can do? It helps us talk, perceive the texture and flavor of food, chew, and swallow. This strong and nimble

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If My Gums Bleed, Should I Stop Flossing?

This is an essential question occasionally asked by patients at Mt. Vernon Center For Dentistry. The answer, however, is “No!” Bleeding is probably a sign that you need to clean your teeth and gums more thoroughly – not leave them alone. It is impossible to clean effectively between teeth without using floss or an interdental

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You Be The Judge

If you are researching smile redesigns, you have probably heard claims that cosmetic dentistry can provide you with a ‘perfect smile’ or a ‘celebrity smile.’ Are these superlatives simply exaggerations? We invite you to judge for yourself. Call 703-360-5881 to schedule a no-pressure smile makeover consultation with Drs. Geren & Mady of Mt. Vernon Center

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Healthy Lifestyles For Healthy Lifesmiles

Dental health and a remarkable smile depend on much more than simply brushing regularly. In today’s Mt. Vernon Center For Dentistry post, we present a quick refresher course on essential lifestyle practices that affect oral health. You are probably familiar with most of these recommendations, but it is helpful to get a reminder once in

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Are You At Risk For Bone Recession?

We all know that a healthy smile requires decay-free teeth and healthy gums, but how often do we appreciate our jaw bone? Our teeth need a strong firm foundation to remain healthy and beautiful. Today’s post looks at bone recession. Occasionally, a patient experiences bone recession in their jaw which can cause tooth loss and

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Implants Make Life Better For Alexandria Denture Wearers

The condition of your teeth significantly impacts your quality of life. Those who wear dentures understand this all too well. The path from healthy teeth to a toothless mouth is downhill. Tooth decay and gum disease are painful; fillings and root canals are costly and inconvenient. If the teeth can’t be saved, tooth extraction brings

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Infancy Through Childhood: Instill Good Brushing Habits

New parents may be surprised by the American Dental Association’s recommendations on infant oral care. Parents are advised to begin brushing their baby’s teeth as soon as the first teeth emerge. After all, brand-new teeth are just as vulnerable to dental caries as older teeth. Parents are encourage to use a cloth and a smidgen

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Five Facts About Enamel Erosion

Sports drinks, soda, and sugar can contribute to enamel erosion, decay and discolored teeth. Help prevent this by practicing good oral hygiene and scheduling regular checkups at Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry.

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Alexandria dentists, Dr. James Geren and Dr. Zeyad Mady, of Mt. Vernon Center for Dentistry, provide provide exceptional cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, sedation dentistry, family dentistry and more for the Alexandria and Mount Vernon, VA area, including the communities of Woodbridge, Fort Belvoir, Newington, Old Town, Franconia, Rose Hill, Lorton, Huntington and Groveton, Virginia and zip codes 22306, 22308, and 22309.
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