Dental health

Dental Crowns At Just Smiles In Hilliard

Dental crowns have been used in dentistry for over 2000 years. There is evidence that the Etruscans experimented with crowns on teeth using ivory and bone as early as 700 B.C. By 200 A.D., they began using gold crowns to construct artificial teeth. Ancient Egyptians fashioned tooth replacements out of seashells and then hammered them

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Treatment For Stress-Induced Jaw Pain

Everyday issues cause some individuals to respond by clenching their jaw or grinding their teeth. Daily commuting, work problems, or an overpacked schedule are some persistent culprits. Teeth grinding and jaw clenching can trigger or aggravate a painful condition called TMD or Temporomandibular Joint Disorder. TMD is often mistakenly called ‘TMJ,’ the acronym for temporomandibular

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No Cavities? Thank Your Parents.

At Just Smiles, we stay abreast of discoveries in the exciting field of dentistry and occasionally share interesting facts with our patients. Today’s post focuses on new findings in a compelling field of research: genetic dentistry. “About 60% of the risk for tooth decay appears to be due to genetic factors.” Mary L. Marazita, director

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Treatment For Sensitive Teeth

For those individuals who feel pain when you sip your morning coffee or who cringe each time you brush or floss, Just Smiles is here for you. Doctor Phil Chahine has been treating this common dilemma since 2003. Daily Oral Hygiene The first line of defense against tooth sensitivity is proper oral hygiene. Incorrect brushing and

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Just Smiles Works To Earn Your Trust

Hello! I’m Dr. Phil Chahine, DMD, of Just Smiles in Hilliard. I have been practicing general and cosmetic dentistry since 2003. Dentistry is a challenging and fascinating profession; dentists must have diagnostic skills, dexterity, extensive scientific knowledge, and good visual memory. Dentistry also requires artistic ability. In addition to the technical aspects of dentistry, I

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Bad Breath Q & A

I’m Phil Chahine of Just Smiles. Today’s post offers some answers to common questions about bad breath. Q. My wife says my breath is terrible, but I brush twice a day. Shouldn’t that be enough? A. Bacteria can increase and stink in hidden crevices that can only be reached with floss. Time to start flossing.

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Is Cosmetic Dentistry For You?

Many of the patients who visit Just Smiles have questions about cosmetic dentistry. There is some reliable information online, but there are many questions that only a cosmetic dentist can answer. New improvements in cosmetic dentistry have made it safe, affordable, and worth your consideration if you want to improve your smile and look younger.

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7 Surprising Causes Of Bad Breath

Men and women who have chronic bad breath understand the embarrassment and frustration associated with this condition. There are several possible causes, some that are often overlooked: Poor oral hygiene Digestive problems Systemic infection Bacteria on dentures Gum disease Food particles on tonsils Dry mouth At Just Smiles, we can help you with this uncomfortable

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How Do You Measure Dental Success?

How do you measure “dental success?” A check-up with no cavities? A perfect smile? A crown that looks as natural as the surrounding teeth? It could mean all those things and many more. For a child, dental success could be defined as a childhood free of cavities, learning daily dental hygiene practices, and gaining an

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Crowning Achievements In Dentistry

Today’s post looks at one of the miracles of modern dentistry: the dental restoration. Let’s pretend you are a biomedical engineer working in the field of dentistry before the discovery of dental restorations. The men and women of your generation who have missing or damaged teeth want to repair or replace them with a man-made

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