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David Rice, DDS Blog

Floss Pick Facts For St Charles IL

The American Dental Association has only approved dental floss for cleaning in between teeth. One issue is that floss picks can’t curve and form the angles needed for superior cleaning.

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Are You Getting Your Dose Of D?

Most St Charles IL people know that vitamin D is important for healthy teeth and bones, but many of us fail to get adequate amounts. Today’s article is a friendly reminder to our patients – especially expectant mothers – about the importance of vitamin D. Here is a sampling of vitamin D findings from around

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No Dental Insurance? Prioritize Spending To Afford Dental Care

Millions of Americans don’t have dental insurance, and many Illinois employer plans have limited benefits. Some Elgin people who fail to get adequate dental care say “It’s too pricey.” If you are really living below poverty level, this excuse may be valid – but if you have an average income, you can probably shift your

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David A. Rice, DDS In Elgin Is Accepting New Patients

Hello, I am Dr. Rice David. Whether you are a local Elgin dentistry patient, or a blogosphere visitor, welcome to my dental blog. My dental practice is called David A. Rice, DDS and is located at 1972 Larkin Ave Ste 1 in Elgin Illinois. I have been practicing dentistry since 1986. Since opening my Elgin

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Attack Of The Gummi Bear

Here at the Elgin dental blog, we never like to be the bearers of bad news, but we are devoted to our patients’ oral health. So, today we offer an essential warning about a lesser-known danger of sticky candy. Most Bartlett IL, South Elgin, and Wayne residents probably know that sugar is not your teeth’s

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The Health And Beauty Consequences Of Missing Teeth

Hello. I am Dr. David Rice. Thanks for visiting my blog. Today’s post focuses on missing teeth and bone health. Our teeth have many important functions. We need them to chew our food, talk, and smile. But have you ever considered their role in holding up your face? When we lose teeth, the bone around

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Top 5 Dos And Don’ts Of Dental Hygiene

Welcome to our blog and thanks for stopping by. David A. Rice, DDS wants to offer you some easy hints when caring for your teeth. For Confident Smiles 1.Do… remember you are just wiping the plaque away before it turns to tartar. A gentle toothbrushing at the correct angle can gently wipe the bacteria away.

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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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Hate Your Dentures?

Perhaps you have heard or seen the St Charles IL dental industry’s advertising about dental implants. Most Elgin dentists claim that dental implant dentures can change your life. Does this sound like hype? Exaggeration? Let’s look at the facts about dental implant anchored dentures in St Charles IL: Chewing: An oral implant denture can restore

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Healthy Lifestyles For Healthy Lifesmiles

Dental health and a sensational smile depend on much more than simply brushing regularly. In today’s David A. Rice, DDS 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 a

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Memberships & Associations

Dr. David Rice, DDS, KOIS Center Clinical Instructor membership page The American Academy of Restorative Dentistry membership logo for Dr. Rice, DDS Elgin dentist Dr. David Rice is a member of the American Dental Association Illinois State Dental Society membership badge for Dr. David Rice, DDS aes cds

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