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The Stress-Sleep-Smile Connection: How Your Mental Health Impacts Your Oral Health in Roswell

In today’s fast-paced world, Roswell residents are increasingly recognizing that oral health extends far beyond cavities and gum disease. The emerging field of mental-oral health connection is revolutionizing how we understand the relationship between our minds and mouths. As we navigate through 2025, research continues to reveal the profound ways that stress, sleep patterns, and

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Your Braces Are Getting VIP Treatment, But What About Your Teeth? The Critical Need for Dental Care During Orthodontics

Picture this: You’re faithfully visiting your orthodontist every six weeks, getting adjustments, new elastics, and plenty of attention for your braces or Invisalign. Your teeth are moving beautifully, your smile is transforming, and you think you’ve got oral health covered. But here’s the plot twist—your orthodontist isn’t your dentist, and those frequent visits aren’t replacing

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Digital Smile Design: Roswell’s Preview Your Perfect Smile Revolution

Gone are the days of guessing what your new smile will look like after cosmetic dental treatment. Roswell patients seeking smile makeovers now have access to cutting-edge Digital Smile Design technology that transforms the entire approach to cosmetic dentistry. Dr. Mitzi Morris brings this revolutionary advancement to her Hembree Road practice, offering patients the unprecedented

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When to Rethink Your Drink for Your Smile Health

We all know that sugar is bad for our teeth, but what we drink might be doing just as much—if not more—damage than what we eat. If you’re brushing and flossing like a champ but still struggling with tooth sensitivity, enamel erosion, or stained teeth, your favorite beverage might be to blame. At the Roswell office of Dr.

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