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With COVID-19, dental practices across the country were closed to everything but emergency services. Now that things are slowly opening up, many practices can offer regular dental services again. We want our patients to know they can be safe in…
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 crisis across the nation upending our daily lives, the stress level is high in many Americans. Stress puts a lot of extra pressure on your teeth, increasing the likelihood of a dental emergency. So what should you…
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why your denture seems looser than when it was made? Or maybe you wonder why your denture was always loose and never fit correctly? This is a common question we get asked as a quality dentist…
Read MoreWith the COVID-19 pandemic affecting all of America, dental offices have been closed to normal dental checkups and cleanings. Dentistry of the Queen City is also taking this approach to help flatten the curve of the crisis. Dr. Greg Reece,…
Read MoreIf your child is growing up and getting into contact sports, they must wear a mouthguard to protect their teeth. But not all mouthguards offer the same benefits. Dr. Greg Reece, a dentist in Charlotte, NC, discusses the benefits of…
Read MoreGum disease is one of the major causes of infection and tooth loss. Gum disease is inflammation in the gums caused by a bacterial infection. Gum disease is classified as gingivitis or periodontal disease. Symptoms: Red, swollen gums Pain while…
Read MoreOne question that comes up in our practice often and we often hear is, “How did I get a cavity”? The answer is not always simple, but we tell patients that there are 4 things you must have to get…
Read MoreDental implants are a great solution if you have one or multiple missing teeth. A premiere restorative dentist in Charlotte, NC, Dr. Greg Reece frequently utilizes implants for his patients that are missing teeth. But what do you need to…
Read MoreThe temporomandibular joint (TMJ) connects the jawbone to the skull. When pain develops around this joint, it can be the result of a TMJ disorder. If left untreated, TMJ disorders can cause serious damage to the jaw joint, teeth, and…
Read MoreAre you self-conscious about your missing teeth? Millions of Americans have at least one missing tooth, and many are missing multiple teeth. But why should missing teeth be replaced, and what are the common methods? Benefits of Replacing Missing Teeth…
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