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added on: November 8, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

According to the American Cancer Society, an estimated 34 million American adults smoke cigarettes. While the number of U.S. smokers has declined over the past several years, the health risks associated with smoking still remain. Many people know that smoking has negative health consequences such as lung cancer, but your dentist in Bakersfield also wants to… Read More


added on: October 20, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Having teeth that look like fangs may be a good look when they’re part of a Halloween costume, but some people aren’t crazy about the way these pointy, sharp teeth look during the rest of the year. While vampire teeth won’t typically cause any oral health problems, if you’re unhappy with their shape, there are… Read More


added on: September 21, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

If you’re pregnant, especially if it’s your first time, dental care may be the farthest thing from your mind. But there are good reasons to still keep your oral health top of mind during this joyous time. In fact, your dentist in Bakersfield recommends that everyone, including those who are pregnant, continue to keep up with… Read More


added on: September 4, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

What we eat and drink can certainly affect our overall health. But did you know they can also affect dental health? Some beverages are beneficial for teeth while others can wreak havoc in your mouth. Tune in as your dentist in Bakersfield talks about which drinks you should enjoy regularly and which you should avoid or… Read More


added on: August 19, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

There’s nothing quite like a good night’s sleep that leaves you rejuvenated in the morning. But unfortunately, those with sleep apnea can wake up feeling groggy and go the whole day battling sleepiness. Sleep apnea is a serious condition that affects an estimated 22 million Americans. If left untreated, it can contribute to severe health… Read More


added on: August 6, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Brushing your teeth regularly is a crucial part of making sure your teeth and overall oral health stay healthy. The American Dental Association and your dentist in Bakersfield recommend that everyone brushes their teeth twice a day, but what if you brush your teeth more often than that? Could it actually be bad to brush… Read More


added on: July 20, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Even though summer break may be a time for family fun, vacations, and a chance to kick back and relax in the warm weather, proper dental care doesn’t take a summer vacation! In fact, dental care over the summer may be a bit trickier than other times of the year. After all, your family’s routine… Read More


added on: July 5, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Your dentist in Bakersfield uses dental x-rays to help see things going on inside the mouth that can’t be seen with the naked eye. Dental x-rays can allow your dentist to catch cavities early when they’re still really easy to treat. Additionally, images from x-rays will show your dental team the overall health of the… Read More


added on: June 15, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Dental implants from your Bakersfield dentist are often considered the best way to replace missing teeth. These permanent tooth replacement options are durable, comfortable, and can make it easier to smile and eat with confidence again. However, reading about the procedure can cause some worry and you may find yourself wondering if getting a dental… Read More


added on: June 6, 2022
Thomas Frank, DDS in Bakersfield, CA

Now that we have your attention, the truth is, we don’t really have a big dental secret. But we do have some interesting news. Researchers have compiled evidence that supports the idea that good dental health can help slow down the aging process, and who doesn’t want to stay younger for longer? Let’s check in… Read More


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