At Magnolia Family Dentistry, we believe knowledge is power. That’s why we regularly attend continuing education workshops and seminars to learn the latest research, techniques, and technologies in dentistry. Then, we bring that knowledge back home to our family of patients in Midwest City. Follow along on our blog for bi-monthly articles on all things oral health. Feel free to comment, share, and join the conversation—and help us spread the word!
If you’d like to learn more about oral health, call or schedule an appointment online with Dr. Leaha Nels at Magnolia Family Dentistry today!
If you’ve visited our blog before, you know that we love to talk about tooth decay. The chances are, everyone in Midwest City has had or will have tooth decay at one point. It is classified by the National Institutes of Health as the most prevalent disease in the world. Today we’re going to talk… (Read More)
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You’ve heard it before. Too much sugar is not good for little bodies. Or, more precisely, added sugar is not good for people, big or small. The more we learn about how sugar affects the body, the more we realize that lots of added sugar has many downsides for health. This is particularly true of… (Read More)
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There are lots of ways to deal with missing or damaged teeth. You’ve probably heard one of us at Magnolia Family Dentistry talking about implants, dentures, bridges, and crowns, but have you ever wondered what they are and how they work? Dr. Nels knows that folks in Midwest City like to be informed, so think… (Read More)
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Welcome to your mouth! A healthy mouth is necessary for a healthy life. You might be surprised how many different parts work together to make your mouth function. Read more below from Midway City dentist Dr. Leaha Nels to get an in-depth look at the human mouth and how it works.
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A hole in your smile is never a positive thing. It negatively affects physical appearance, eating, speaking, and your overall sense of confidence and well-being. Let Magnolia Family Dentistry bridge the gap between where you are with your smile and where you want to be! A missing tooth or teeth can also cause jaw pain… (Read More)
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If you are a parent, you probably know how difficult it is to get children to brush and floss regularly. On top of that, young children often lack the necessary motor skills to properly care for their teeth. Magnolia Family Dentistry wants your whole family to have excellent dental health, so here’s some information on… (Read More)
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Imagine this – you have come to see Midway City dentist Dr. Leaha Nels for a cleaning and routine checkup. The cleaning goes well, but then she tells you that you have a cavity. You’ve been dreading the possibility of this news and now you fear that something must be wrong since you have been brushing… (Read More)
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Many people will lose a tooth at some point in their lives, but that doesn’t mean your smile needs to suffer. There are numerous ways to fix a lost tooth, but today Midwest City dentist Dr. Leaha Nels would like to educate you about the best option for a healthy smile that will last a… (Read More)
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If braces are in your future, or you have just had them placed, you may be wondering just how the heck to work around them when flossing and brushing. We’d love to calm your mind by reminding you those wires and brackets are temporary visitors, hanging out to help correct the bite and achieve a… (Read More)
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Some foods will help you grow healthy teeth and keep them forever. Some foods will prevent you from growing healthy teeth, or harm the ones you already have. You can grow and maintain strong, healthy teeth by eating a diet that your mouth (and your body) will truly love. Good food sets the stage for a… (Read More)
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Posted February 13, 2019 /