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February 27th, 2026

Teens & Prescription Opioid Use

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at least 40 Americans die each day from prescription opioid overdoses. As the opioid crisis continues to grow, so does public awareness, including the understanding that addiction to these drugs often begins with a legitimate prescription. For many teens, their first exposure to opioids occurs […]

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February 13th, 2026

Bad Breath: When Morning Breath Becomes Halitosis

It’s often said that a true friend will tell you if you have bad breath. Bad breath, formally known as halitosis, is embarrassing and can hold you back from truly enjoying your life and social situations. Like a good friend, Dr. Bradley Miller at Miller Family Dental, will tell it to you straight. Read more […]

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January 27th, 2026

Rising Oral Cancer Rates: Have You Been Screened?

The prevalence of oral cancer in America is increasing, with an estimated 49,750 people being diagnosed in 2017 alone. Of those newly diagnosed individuals, it is projected that only 57% will live 5 years beyond receiving the news. Oral cancer will cause almost 10,000 deaths annually, equating to nearly 1 person per hour.  These statistics […]

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January 13th, 2026

How Oral Cancer Awareness Can Save Your Life

In the United States, someone dies every hour because of oral or oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the mouth and upper throat). Nearly 52,000 people will be newly diagnosed this year, and of those 52,000 4 out of 10 won’t survive over five years. Miller Family Dental in Torrance wants patients to understand their risk for […]

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December 27th, 2025

How to Choose the Right Pediatric Dentist for Your Child

Being the parent of a little one (or a couple or a few) means making a lot of decisions each day, what to dress them in, what to feed them, what books to read, toys to purchase, and schools in your district. There are also a lot of questions you’ll ask, such as: “How do […]

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December 13th, 2025

Can My Child Skip Visits to the Dentist?

You may think of our team at Miller Family Dental as part of your child’s defensive line, keeping them safe from gum disease and tooth decay, but we’re also myth busters! You’ve probably heard one of the most common misconceptions we have to challenge: dentistry isn’t important until after children lose their baby teeth.  The […]

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November 27th, 2025

Is Your Snoring a Sign of Something More Serious?

Have you ever startled yourself awake by snoring? Does your partner frequently complain about restless nights or have to nudge you to stop snoring? While occasional snoring is common, it can sometimes signal a more serious issue. If you or your partner regularly experiences nighttime snoring, this post is for you. Snoring happens to everyone […]

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November 13th, 2025

Is Your Little One Getting Enough Calcium?

Calcium. We regularly hear how important calcium is for our kids’ diets. It’s vital for healthy growth. Calcium is a building block for strong bones. It helps with hormone balance and keeps the heart pumping and blood circulating normally. But did you know that calcium is also vital for healthy teeth?  Calcium builds strong bones. […]

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October 27th, 2025

The Importance of Dental X-Rays

The technology of dental medicine is advancing by the minute. There are now sophisticated techniques for diagnosing and tracking oral cancer, correcting crooked teeth in less than a year, treating periodontitis (advanced gum disease) without surgery, and much more. Yet, when it comes down to diagnosing issues and creating an effective treatment plan, nothing beats […]

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October 13th, 2025

Can Bleeding Gums Cause a Heart Attack?

What is the Oral-Systemic Link? You’ve always heard that it’s important to take care of your teeth. Brush and floss every day, and see the dentist for good oral health. But did you know that your oral health could directly affect your overall health? And the road goes both ways, problems with your overall health […]

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