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The Benefits of Dental Implants vs. Bridges or Dentures

Discover Your Perfect Restoration at Pinnacle Dental If you’re struggling with missing teeth, you have several options for restoration, including dental implants, dental bridges, and dentures. While bridges and dentures have been the traditional solutions for decades, dental implants offer…
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Dental Health Through Different Life Stages

Dental Care Across Your Lifetime Dental health is a lifelong journey that evolves dramatically from infancy to senior years. At Pinnacle Dental, led by Dr. Frank Kuzmin in Farmington, CT, we understand that each stage of life brings unique challenges…
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What Your Tongue Says About Your Health

Decoding the Color, Texture, and Coating of Your Tongue Your tongue is more than just a tool for tasting and speaking—it’s a window into your overall health. From its color to its texture and coating, your tongue can provide valuable…
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Tooth Erosion: What You Should Know

Are You Dealing with Tooth Erosion? Imagine running your tongue across your teeth and feeling rough patches, sensitivity when drinking hot or cold beverages, or noticing that your teeth appear more yellow or transparent at the edges. These could be…
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Dealing with Emergency Dental Anxiety

Our Calming Approach in Farmington Dental emergencies are stressful enough without the added burden of dental anxiety. At Pinnacle Dental in Farmington, CT, Dr. Frank Kuzmin understands that approximately 36 percent of Americans experience dental anxiety, with this number rising…
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The Link Between Sleep Apnea and Dental Health

Did You Know Sleep Apnea and Dental Health Can Be Connected? Do you wake up feeling exhausted despite getting a full night’s sleep? Does your partner complain about your loud snoring? These could be signs of sleep apnea, a serious…
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The Science Behind Sedation Dentistry: How It Works

Your Guide to No-Stress Dental Visits For many patients, visiting the dentist can be a source of anxiety or fear. Whether it’s due to a past negative experience, a sensitive gag reflex, or the anticipation of discomfort, dental anxiety is…
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