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Of the 45 presidents who have served the United States, seven were born in Ohio, as was the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong. Today, over 50% of the entire United States population lives within 500 miles of its capital city, Columbus. As the first state to electrically light an entire city and the first to establish an official ambulance service, the Buckeye State has always been slightly ahead of its time. This tradition holds true today as many dentists across the state join with Doctors Network to provide highly affordable, hassle-free dental health care plans directly to their patients. Families all over Ohio can now benefit from the high-quality dental treatment that they deserve while keeping the costs of their care lower than ever before.

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Cincinnati is best known for its Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, which is home to 3000 plant species and 500 animal species from all around the world. This zoo is in the top spot in the US for its botanical garden. Cincinnati is also the 3rd largest city in Ohio, with a population of 309,317, according to a census done in 2020. The city is also home to the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League and many Fortune 500 companies like Kroger, Procter and Gamble, and Fifth Third Bank. Amid all the excitement, don’t forget that your oral health is a vital part of your overall well-being. If you notice any discomfort, seeing a local dentist promptly can save you from bigger problems down the road.

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If you want to do something more exciting, you can visit the Findlay Market, which is a historic market and has been operating since 1852. The market has many things to offer, like testing many local dishes and buying fresh produce. It also has special events like cultural festivals and live music concerts that you'll love. Whether you’re sampling the vibrant food scene, attending a Bengals game, or exploring lush parks like Eden Park, your adventures will be even more enjoyable with a bright, healthy smile. Scheduling regular dental checkups ensures your teeth are ready for every photo-worthy moment in Cincinnati’s bustling landscape.

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Taking care of your teeth doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Doctors Network connects you with Cincinnati’s top-rated dentists while helping you save money on routine care and treatments. With their affordable membership plans, you can reduce the cost of cleanings, exams, and even more advanced dental work. Whether you’ve lived here for years or just moved to town, this service makes it easy to find a dentist you trust. Sign up today and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having a healthy, happy smile while you explore all the amazing things Cincinnati has to offer!

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    NKY Smile Co
    2220 Grandview, Suite 240, Fort Mitchell, KY 41017 
    7.06 miles near Cincinnati
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    (859) 344-0400

    Who is Dr. Racheal Hamel DDS?
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    Dr. Racheal Hamel sees patients in the northern Kentucky area. She attended New Mexico State University where she earned her undergraduate degree in microbiology with a minor in public health. She then attended the University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Dentistry to earn her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. She has been a practicing dentist since then.

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    Eaton Family Dental
    1024 North Barron Street, Eaton, OH 45320 
    42.99 miles near Cincinnati
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    (937) 456-6228

    Who is Dr. Bailey Janczak DDS?
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    Dr. Bailey Janczak thinks of the dental office as her second home and works hard to make it so that her patients feel the same. She believes that patients' comfort is one of the most important factors of successful dentistry, so she ensures that her office is a warm, welcoming environment for everyone who comes inside.

    Dr. Janczak is a graduate of Northmont High School. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Dayton and then earned her DDS in 2020 from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry. She has been a practicing dentist ever since, but has never stopped learning!

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In many cases, gingivitis can be reversed with scaling and root planing (known as deep cleaning) and a strict routine of good hygiene and preventative dental care. However, if the condition progresses into periodontitis, then it might no longer be reversible, and will have to be controlled through regular periodontal maintenance.

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Gingivitis marks the beginning of periodontal disease, and describes inflammation in the gums caused by excessive oral bacteria buildup (in the form of plaque and tartar). Because gingivitis occurs underneath the gums, routine dental cleaning won’t suffice to treat it. Scaling and root planing, also known as deep cleaning, involves removing plaque and tartar from above and below the gum line. Then, your periodontist will smooth the roots of your teeth underneath the gums to discourage further oral bacteria buildup. As plaque and tartar accumulate on the roots, the buildup and resulting inflammation cause your gum tissues to recede slightly from your teeth. This creates deepening periodontal pockets where oral bacteria can continue to gather and multiply, worsening the infection and inflammation. Periodontal cleaning helps stop the infection by removing the films of plaque and tartar from your roots (scaling), and then smoothing their surfaces (planing) to inhibit bacterial buildup as your gums heal. In cases where gum disease has already developed, scaling and root planing should be followed by a strict schedule of checkups, cleanings, and periodontal maintenance. Your periodontist can prescribe appropriate treatment options, such as gingival grafting or pocket reduction surgery, to fortify your compromised tissues so you can recover from gum disease.

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