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Senior Dental Hygiene: Common Issues and How to Prevent Them

Senior Dental Hygiene: Common Issues and How to Prevent Them

by University General Dentists Team Member | Jun 8, 2022 | Dentistry, Mouth Discomfort, Oral Health, Senior Oral Health

Over the last couple of years, as you are looking after your own health, you might have often found that you are making sure your loved ones do the same— especially your grandparents, parents, or other older family members. You might also be wondering about some other...
What You Should Know about Sleep Apnea and Dental Health

What You Should Know about Sleep Apnea and Dental Health

by University General Dentists Team Member | May 9, 2022 | Oral Health, Patient Safety and Wellness

Sleep apnea affects an estimated 25 million American adults, and approximately 80% of sufferers are undiagnosed. Sleep apnea can lead to stroke, cardiovascular issues, and a myriad of other healthcare concerns, not least of which is the fogginess and fatigue that can...
How Cavities Form and How Your Dentist Fixes Them

How Cavities Form and How Your Dentist Fixes Them

by University General Dentists Team Member | Apr 7, 2022 | Dentistry, Oral Health

Tooth decay, more commonly called cavities, are permanently damaged areas in tooth enamel where holes form in the teeth. Cavities grow slowly over time when excess acid in the mouth erodes the enamel. That acid can be caused by a number of factors, often in...
Understanding Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Understanding Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

by University General Dentists Team Member | Mar 17, 2022 | Oral Health, Patient Safety and Wellness, Vlog Series

Recently, Dr. Wilson sat down with UT Medical Center Gynecologic Oncologist Dr. Kristopher Kimball to discuss the ins and outs of HPV, and the effects it can have on health. You’re probably wondering what HPV has to do with dental health. We’ll answer that...
Metal Braces versus Clear Aligners

Metal Braces versus Clear Aligners

by University General Dentists Team Member | Feb 8, 2022 | Cosmetic Dentistry, Mouth Discomfort, Oral Health, Pediatric Dentistry, Smile Makeovers

The American Association of Orthodontics estimates that 50-75% of Americans could benefit from orthodontics, and not just for a smile makeover. Aligned teeth simplify oral hygiene and reduce the risk of tooth chipping due to grinding. Clear aligners offer adults and...
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University General Dentists are directly affiliated with the University of Tennessee Medical Center, and we are able to provide the expertise of an accomplished faculty and modern clinical therapies in a state-of-the-art environment. We offer a full range of services and treatments using the latest in dental technology.

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1930 Alcoa Hwy, Suite A-340
Knoxville, TN 37920

Phone: (865) 305-9440
Fax: (865) 305-9442
Email: gendent@utmck.edu

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10000 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN 37922

Phone: (865) 500-5700
Fax: (865) 338-5887
Email: west@utknoxvilledentists.com

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