18 Aug Is Bad Breath in the Morning Normal?
If you are unsure what is causing your bad breath in the morning, look no further - Augusta Family Dental is here to help....
18 Aug Brushing Your Teeth – What Does It Do?
Brushing your teeth may seem like a small task, but it isn't just about breath - it protects your entire body....
04 Aug How to Keep Your Summer Smile
If you want to maintain a bright, healthy summer smile, it's important to be proactive and consistent with your dental care....
21 Jul Dental Implants vs. Bridges
Looking for dental implants or bridges in Augusta, GA? This post explores dental implants vs. bridges, and which decision is right for you....
07 Jul 5 Myths About Fluoride
Dentists have recommended it for over 70 years. But even today, there are plenty of myths about fluoride floating around....
30 Jun Teeth Whitening – What is it?
Many assume teeth whitening is permanent or that it works the same for everyone. The process is more complex than simply applying a product....
02 Jun Summer Foods – 5 That Are Surprisingly Good for Your Teeth
While plenty of sugary treats can harm your enamel here are 5 summer foods that taste like a vacation but are still good for your teeth....
08 May Why You Should Regularly Visit the Dentist
Don't want to visit the dentist? Skipping out on dental visits isn’t just about avoiding the sound of a drill. It can actually affect more than just your teeth. If you’ve been putting it off, consider this your sign to book an appointment. Here are...
09 Apr Oral Cancer Awareness Month: What You Need to Know
Every April, we shine a light on a serious but often overlooked health issue—oral cancer. Learn what it is and how to prevent it today....
18 Mar Getting Cavities – How Does it Happen?
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Getting cavities, also known as dental caries, is one of the most common oral health issues worldwide. They occur when tooth enamel breaks down due to acid production by bacteria in the mouth. Once enamel weakens, decay sets in, leading to holes in the teeth...