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Is It Normal for My Child to Snore?
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Is It Normal for My Child to Snore?

Your child deserves restful nights and bright days. Let’s make that a reality.

December 9, 2024

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The Best (and Worst) Foods for Your Teeth
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The Best (and Worst) Foods for Your Teeth

If people want to be truly healthy with what they’re eating, they need to take a closer look at what foods are good (and which foods are bad) for their teeth.

August 18, 2019
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What's a Snap-on-Smile?
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What's a Snap-on-Smile?

For patients with an important event coming up soon, Dr. Bobbi usually recommends getting a Snap-on-Smile (a.k.a. snap-on veneers).

August 16, 2019
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Use or Lose it: Take Advantage of Dental Insurance
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Use or Lose it: Take Advantage of Dental Insurance

We encourage our patients to schedule their cleanings, fillings, and other dental services before the end of the year, since dental insurance doesn’t rollover.

August 12, 2019
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Why Do Babies Need to Go to the Dentist?
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Why Do Babies Need to Go to the Dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children go to the dentist for the first time when they’re one year old.

August 7, 2019
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How Long Do Dental Implants Last?: Your Questions Answered
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How Long Do Dental Implants Last?: Your Questions Answered

When a doctor does them right, dental implants are a lifelong investment.

August 2, 2019
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Why You Shouldn't Use Alcohol-Based Mouthwash With Veneers
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Why You Shouldn't Use Alcohol-Based Mouthwash With Veneers

If you want to use a mouthwash with your veneers, stay far away from any that have an alcohol base. Take another look at the ingredients before you rinse again.

July 26, 2019
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The Stanley Dentistry badge, which consists of three horizontal lines. The top line is flat, the second is slightly curved, and the third is more curved. This represents the journey to finding your smile!The Stanley Dentistry badge, which consists of three horizontal lines. The top line is flat, the second is slightly curved, and the third is more curved. This represents the journey to finding your smile!
The Stanley Dentistry badge, which consists of three horizontal lines. The top line is flat, the second is slightly curved, and the third is more curved. This represents the journey to finding your smile!