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Sugar Consumption & Your Health, With Family & General Dentist in Vancouver, WA

How much sugar did the average person consume in the 1700s vs. today? And what does our increased sugar consumption do to our oral,...

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Dental Biofilm and Your Mouth, With Vancouver, WA General & Restorative Dentist

Do you know how much bacteria is in the human mouth? Estimates vary between 500 to 700 different species of bacteria, and between 6...

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How to Fight Sugar Cravings, With Your Vancouver, WA Family & General Dentist

People today consume an astounding amount of sugar – nearly 300% of the recommended amount! Over the past few decades, added sugars in...

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October is Dental Hygiene Month! Celebrate With Vancouver, WA General and Family Dentist

Happy October, and Happy National Dental Hygiene Month! We celebrate #DentalHygieneMonth for two great reasons: 1) to recognize the...

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How Much Fluoride is Safe for Children? With Family & General Dentist in Vancouver, WA Explains

Fluoride is found in many foods and drinks, our communities’ public drinking water, and in most of the oral care products we use. It is a...

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Fluoride: Nature’s Cavity Protector! How it Works, With Vancouver, WA General & Family Dentist

What is Fluoride? Fluoride (pronounced “floor-eyed”) is a naturally occurring mineral found nearly everywhere on earth – in air, soil,...

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Preparing for Your Baby’s First Dentist Visit, with Vancouver, WA Family and General Dentist

Here at Vancouver Pacific Family Dentistry , we welcome patients of all ages and accommodate the unique needs of every patient! We know...

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What are Inlays and Onlays? Learn With Your Vancouver, WA Restorative and Cosmetic Dentist

You've heard of dental fillings and crowns, but have you heard of inlays and onlays? In the past, dental crowns were always the go-to...