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    • JANUARY 17, 2020
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    Important Reasons to Choose Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS for Your Dental Needs

    What sets Dr. Angela S. Evanson, DDS apart from the other dentists in the area? She stands out in several ways. As a distinguished dental care provider, she provides dental care for the whole family and includes a comprehensive list of general, restorative and cosmetic dental care. She also uses the most current technological developments

    • JANUARY 11, 2020
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    You Too Can Have A Beautiful Smile

    Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you–make it your best, beautiful smile. If your smile doesn’t meet your expectations, there are several things you can do to achieve having a beaming, beautiful smile. First Things First Having healthy teeth is the first step to a beautiful smile. From flossing and

    • JANUARY 3, 2020
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    Adopt New Year’s Resolutions for Better Dental Health

    This is the perfect time of year to adopt resolutions for establishing healthy dental habits. The benefits of setting dental health goals can be rewarding and motivating. Resolutions are often related to improvements in our health, diet and actions that will produce positive changes in our lives. As you make your own resolutions, don’t forget

    • DECEMBER 27, 2019
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    Make Sure You Have Fresh Breath for the Mistletoe

    Fresh breath, do you have it? Before you step under the mistletoe, consult with Dr. Angela Evanson, DDS to make sure you have a mistletoe-worthy mouth! It’s difficult to know if you have bad breath (halitosis), but if you notice people taking a step back or recoiling when you’re in close quarters, chances are you

    • DECEMBER 27, 2019
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    Keep Your Mouth and Teeth Healthy During the Holidays

    Keeping your mouth and teeth healthy during the holidays takes a little bit of effort, but it’s worth it! The holidays bring lots of sweets, whether it’s a plate of goodies from the neighbor or a holiday party with friends and family. Sweets are in abundance! Eating and drinking sugary foods and drinks for prolonged

    • DECEMBER 13, 2019
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    Establish a Schedule for Professional Teeth Cleaning in 2020

    The New Year is coming, make room for a professional teeth cleaning! Now is the time to set up your appointments for regular dental cleanings with Dr. Angela Evanson, DDS. When you schedule cleanings and check-ups at specific intervals, you can help keep tooth decay at bay. Plaque develops in a predictable pattern, so even

    • DECEMBER 6, 2019
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    Tis the Season! Give Yourself the Gift of a Healthy Smile

    Tis the season of gift-giving–time to give yourself a healthy smile! When shopping for just the right gift for everyone else, consider giving yourself the gift of a healthy mouth for the holidays. Most of us focus on what to give our family and friends during the holiday season, but don’t neglect to take care

    • NOVEMBER 27, 2019
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    Diet, Drinks and Dental Tips For A Satisfying Thanksgiving

    The Thanksgiving season is full of family, fun and food, but it can also be a day when our dental health deteriorates, as well. The sugary pies, candied yams and cranberry sauce that we consume on Thanksgiving all take a hit at our teeth and can leave our tooth enamel worn out. These, along with

    • NOVEMBER 21, 2019
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    What to Do for Your Teething Infant

    Babies begin to show signs of their first teeth within a few months after birth, and this can be a painful and uncomfortable time for them. As they teethe, babies’ gums will be sore and tender, which is completely natural. Some ways to calm your baby during this time is by rubbing the sore gums

    • NOVEMBER 14, 2019
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    How A Dental Implant Can Improve Your Smile

    If you’ve lost a tooth due to injury, age or disease, you’re not alone. Millions suffer from missing teeth each year and don’t know how to fix their problem. Missing teeth can take a hit at your self-esteem and make it difficult to chew and eat, along with contributing to other oral health issues. Fortunately,