Comfort.....
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"Comfort is not just an absence of pain. It is having confidence in the knowledge that you are caring for your oral health in the best possible way."

The "best possible way" can vary considerably depending, of course, on your individual health but also on when you were born.

For most children and teenagers, dental caries (decay) is less of an issue nowadays than learning how to care for developing teeth, gums and bones. Although, for some individuals, failing to care can still lead to the same old problems.

Those born in the 1970s and 1980s have a potentially stable oral health, but they are affected by growing families and busy working lives. Having the time to care is an issue. This is the age when "an ounce of Prevention" can make all the difference in later life.

For those born earlier, the challenges of age involve maintaining optimum general health. A stable and functional bite is an essential factor in maintaining your general health.

And in every age group are a whole series of special situations that require individual attention.