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Simple Jaw Exercises You Can Do at Work to Reduce Pain and Stress
Posted On March 24, 2026
Modern workdays often mean long hours at a desk, constant screen time, and ongoing mental pressure. Over time, these factors can quietly contribute to jaw stiffness, facial soreness, headaches, and stress-related clenching. Many people do not realize how closely emotional tension and jaw discomfort are connected until pain becomes part of their daily routine. That is why learning practical, office-friendly jaw-stretching routines with Dr. Jaime Breziner can make a meaningful difference in both comfort and overall well-being. At La Jolla Family Smile Design, our team understands that jaw health plays[...]
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10 Warning Signs You Need to See a Dentist ASAP
Posted On February 6, 2025

We all know life can get busy. You might have a lot on your plate and tend to put things off. But when it comes to your dental health, delaying care could end up causing more harm than good. Sometimes, it’s easy to brush off a little tooth sensitivity or a minor gum issue, but certain warning signs are clear signals that you need to see a dentist sooner rather than later. According to America’s Health Rankings, 66% of US adults visit the dentist yearly. Ignoring these signals could lead[...]
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Why Regular Dental Checkups are Essential for Your Health?
Posted On January 8, 2025

Your oral health plays a more significant role in your overall well-being than you may realize. Regular dental checkups are essential for maintaining not only your teeth and gums but also your entire body’s health. According to Statista, 65.5% of U.S. adults aged 18-64 visited the dentist last year, showing that many understand the importance of dental care. However, some may still be unaware of how regular checkups can prevent more than just cavities. In this blog, we will explore why regular dental checkups are not only crucial for your[...]
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Even Great Brushers Need Regular Dental Appointments
Posted On November 23, 2023

Do you ever avoid making appointments at the dentist because you are already a diligent brusher and flosser? While your at-home efforts are an important component of maintaining strong oral health, they cannot get your teeth and gums as clean as they need to be. Below, the expert dentists at La Jolla Family Smile Design explain why regular dental checkups and cleanings are considered essential care. Everyone Is at Risk for Cavities and Gum Disease It’s true that cavities are more likely to affect people with poor brushing habits, but[...]
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How Tooth Fillings Have Improved in Recent Years
Posted On May 29, 2022

Although metallic fillings used to be the best choice for dealing with a cavity, the options have expanded and improved. Some patients who haven’t had fillings in many years are pleasantly surprised to learn about tooth-colored fillings. These fillings are made of composite resin, which is a mix of silica, plastic and glass ionomer. Dr. Jaime Breziner, Dr. David Vasquez and Dr. Yael Kandinov describe some of the benefits of choosing tooth-colored fillings. Better Appearance The name for tooth-colored fillings is accurate in that they correspond with the natural color of[...]
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Factors to Consider When Choosing a New Dentist
Posted On November 29, 2021
Maybe you are new to the area and need to find a dentist. Perhaps you aren’t satisfied with the dentist you have been seeing. Whatever the reason, factors to consider when choosing a new dentist involve the professional and the practical. The dentists at La Jolla Family Smile Design explain what to look for when choosing a new dentist. Training and Experience Even if you are primarily interested in a general dentist, you never know when you or a family member may need specialized dental care. Find out how much training,[...]
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Risks Associated With Skipping Routine Dental Appointments
Posted On August 31, 2021
One of the most effective ways to maintain your oral health is to be diligent about scheduling and showing up for semi-annual dental appointments. Most patients should have their teeth cleaned and their mouth examined for any issues every six months. Think of your routine dental appointments as preventive maintenance on your mouth. Skipping a dental appointment and rescheduling it within a month or so probably won’t make a difference in your oral health, but putting off a routine appointment for months or even years is another story. Here the[...]
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