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Posted December 13, 2016 / Dental Health
The Doctors of CCFD

Men’s Teeth – Why they should see a dentist today!

We get it. Oral hygiene is probably not something that you find yourself talking to your buddies about on the weekends. You probably don’t watch YouTube videos of teeth cleanings. That’s why Coastal Cosmetic Family Dentistry® is here to offer you only the information that you really need to know to keep both your mouth… (Read More)

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Posted November 28, 2016 / Dental Health
The Doctors of CCFD

Ice Cravings – A Sign of Something Worse?

We all know someone who asks for extra ice just so they can chew on it. And we’ve probably all heard that chewing ice is not healthy for your teeth. So what’s the truth? Is it best to put a stop to ice chewing? Absolutely, and for more reasons than most people are aware of…. (Read More)

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Posted November 13, 2016 / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Healthy Eating: 5 Foods, Great for Dental Health!

Keeping your teeth and gums healthy can be tricky, and Dr. Wilharm, Dr. Harrington, Dr. Miller, Dr. Hohl, and Dr. Dobransky want to help Oak Island & Bolivia residents get their mouths in tip-top shape. Here are five foods you can add to your healthy eating diet that can improve your dental health and may… (Read More)

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Posted / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Crowns, Bridges, Dentures, and Implants: The Facts

There are lots of ways to deal with missing or damaged teeth. You’ve probably heard one of us at Coastal Cosmetic Family Dentistry® talking about implants, dentures, bridges, and crowns, but have you ever wondered what they are and how they work? Dr. Wilharm, Dr. Harrington, Dr. Miller, Dr. Hohl, & Dr. Dobransky know that… (Read More)

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Posted October 27, 2016 / Dental Health
The Doctors of CCFD

Diabetes and Oral Health: What Your Dentist Sees

It’s no secret that diabetes is a health condition that must be treated because of the problems it can cause throughout the body—including in your mouth.  Consider that nearly 26 million children and adults in the U.S. who, according to the American Diabetes Association, have diabetes. Bolivia & Oak Island dentists, Dr. Wilharm, Dr. Harrington,… (Read More)

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Posted October 13, 2016 / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Crack Down on Cracked Tooth Syndrome

Cracked tooth syndrome (CTS), also known as cracked cusp syndrome or split tooth syndrome, is a painful condition that results from a crack in one of your teeth. CTS can mean anything from a tiny hairline split in the crown to a fracture that goes all the way to the root. If you have a… (Read More)

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Posted September 27, 2016 / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Clear Braces – A New Option for a New Smile!

It’s no secret that regular old braces carry a certain stigma. The brackets, wires, and small, colored bands are clunky and painful, and most people shudder at the thought of having to get them. However, the dentistry of today is very different and Dr. Wilharm, Dr. Harrington, Dr. Miller, Dr. Hohl, and Dr. Dobransky have… (Read More)

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Posted September 13, 2016 / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Healthy Eating: 5 Foods, Great for Dental Health!

Keeping your teeth and gums healthy can be tricky, and Dr. Wilharm, Dr. Harrington, Dr. Miller, Dr. Hohl, and Dr. Dobransky want to help Bolivia residents get their mouths in tip-top shape. Here are five foods you can add to your healthy eating diet that can improve your dental health and may even help you… (Read More)

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Posted August 27, 2016 / Dental News
The Doctors of CCFD

Relief from Dry, Chapped, & Cracked Lips

We’re no strangers to extreme temperatures and dry weather in Bolivia or Oak Island, and our lips are proof. Most of us experience chapped lips at some point during the year and it’s not uncommon to see lips that suffer from annoying, painful cracks. Here at Coastal Cosmetic Family Dentistry® we are very much attuned… (Read More)

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