Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/16/2016 -- Taking good care of one's oral health, especially the teeth is an important issue to be concerned about when aging. People think that losing their teeth is an inevitable certainty, but that is not true. If cared for properly, teeth can last a lifetime.

"A lot of changes occur as individuals get older. The nerves of the teeth get smaller, making teeth less sensitive to cavities or other problems. Of added concern may be the presence of systemic disease that not only influences the patient's ability to maintain good oral hygiene and promotion of oral health, but can actually be related to the occurrence of certain oral diseases," states Dr. Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental.

Follow the tips listed below to keep a healthy mouth:

- Brush twice a day with a toothbrush with soft bristles. Some people benefit from using an electric toothbrush.

- Floss teeth twice a day with floss or another flossing tool.

- If an individual wears full or partial dentures, don't forget to clean them on a daily basis. Take dentures out for at least four hours every day. It's best to remove them at night.

- Drink tap water. Since most contain fluoride, it helps prevent tooth decay no matter a person's age.

- Quit smoking. Besides being at greater risk for lung and other cancers, smoking increases problems with gum disease and may cause tooth decay and tooth loss.

- Visit the dentist regularly for a thorough and complete dental check-up.

- Keep an adequate diet as nutrition is a vital factor in promoting health and the well-being of the aged.

The above tips also apply to caretakers for older parents, a spouse or a friend that can't maintain good oral health anymore. These steps can prevent many problems, but tasks that once seemed so simple can become very challenging.

When caring for someone who is confined in bed with many health problems it's easy to forget about oral health. Dr. Longman remarks, "However, it's still very important because bacteria from the mouth can be inhaled into the lungs and cause pneumonia."

Dr. Longman strongly believes that an enthusiastic professional staff caring for patients in a comfortable environment results in the best experience for both patient and dentist.

Read more about each of our doctors:
Dr. Eddie Longman - Dr. Wanda Goldhush - Dr. Denis Peper, Jr. - Dr. Anh-Minh Phan

To make an appointment at Alexandria Old Town Dental, call 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/28/2016 -- Even with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) available for medical insurance, there is a major gap in dental care for adults. Dental coverage, with some exceptions, isn't covered under ACA.

Human resources managers have reported that dental insurance premiums and benefits being paid by the insurance companies are not balancing out, leaving the patient with a large bill to pay. Many employers who often pay the employee's dental insurance premiums are dropping the insurance coverage because the cost is going up. For care that goes beyond the routine cleanings, x-rays and exams, industry reports show that most plans limit coverage to $1,500 a year.

Patients at Alexandria Old Town Dental in Alexandria, VA now have an option which not all dentists offer. It is an In-House Dental Coverage Plan that many patients have joined and are already saving money. They pay a one-time fee for the year and the plan offers a number of benefits at no extra charge. These benefits include a comprehensive exam and a dental cleaning once every six months and a complete set of x-rays every 12 months.

Many other services including crowns, bridges, periodontal treatment and fillings are performed at 20 percent off the regular price. According to Forbes Magazine, dental treatments become more expensive as individuals age and require more expensive procedures. The In-House Dental Coverage Plan would be beneficial for this category of patients.

Patients can join the low-cost dental plan for a nominal membership fee. The plan entitles them to preventive dental care at no additional charge. Corrective services are available for small co-payments that are significantly discounted.

The Alexandria Old Town Dental In-House Dental Coverage plan asks no health questions and no one can be denied coverage. Patients have no deductibles and they cannot be singled out for rate increases or cancellations. This plan can't be overused.

About Old Town Dental
Dr. Eddie Longman, Dr. Wanda Goldhush, Dr. Denis Andrew Peper, Jr. and Dr. Anh-Minh Phan are skilled in their particular field of dentistry and provide services for all dental procedures.

To make an appointment with a doctor at Alexandria Old Town Dental, call 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/08/2016 -- Recent news reports reveal that more and more couples are sleeping in separate bedrooms for a number of reasons. Most often this is due to one of the bedmates snoring so loudly that the other person prefers to sleep in a separate bed in a separate bedroom.

More than a quarter of U.S. couples -- 26 percent -- report sleeping more soundly when they're alone in a bed, according to a survey from the Better Sleep Council. Housing developers report that somewhere between 15 and 20 percent of their customers show interest in the "dual master bedroom concept".

Dr. Longman comments on the effects of snoring, "Snoring affects 30% of people in America, while second-hand snoring–being kept up or having your rest disturbed by a snoring partner, affects about 73% of people who sleep with someone who snores. Your entire night is spent trying to get enough oxygen to keep you alive. That doesn't sound like a rejuvenation of the mind and body, but rather like a bad dream."

"Although snoring seems physically harmless, it may be a red flag for a much more serious and sometimes fatal condition called obstructive sleep apnea. This happens when the air passage deflates, blocking airflow into the lungs. The harder one tries to breathe, the tighter the air passage seals." This airway blockage persists until the brain partly wakes up the person.

The exhausting sleep apnea cycle starts out by a person falling asleep, the jaw relaxing and the air passage collapsing. When the brain struggles to rouse itself before suffocation, the person unconsciously awakens with a gasp and then falls back to sleep only to start the cycle again. This cycle can repeat itself 50 or more times each hour during the night.

There are a number of common sense reasons for getting a good night's sleep; the consequences of not getting seven or eight hours of restful sleep may cause:

- Being slow to react to things
- Getting angry quickly
- Overeating
- Overspending
- Looking haggard
- Feeling just downright crappy

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman has always enjoyed science and holds a BS in Chemistry and a sub-major in Biology. His love for science combined well with his desire to become a dentist.

To make an appointment with Alexandria Old Town Dental call, 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/17/2015 -- Patients who wear a CPAP mask at night to aid in stopping snoring and/or sleep apnea find it problematic. Most individuals who wear the mask wish there was a more comfortable solution for their snoring related issues. The solution comes in the form of a dental appliance.

Common problems with CPAP are:
- Sweat soaks into the straps and irritates the skin
- Removal of mask during sleep and have apnea episodes
- The mask rubs on the nose and forehead
- Air pushes into the stomach causing burping and/or flatulence
- The mask leaks air onto the face (especially with facial hair)
- The pressure of the CPAP is oppressive
- The CPAP machine is too noisy to allow sleep
- The tubing gets in the way of sleeping movements
- Awareness of the mask and can't forget about it
- The mask triggers claustrophobia
- Nose might be stuffed up from a cold or allergies
- The air is too hot, too cold or too dry

Sleep apnea is characterized by abnormal pauses in breathing while asleep. Each pause, called an apnea, can last from at least 10 seconds to minutes and may occur five to 30 times or more per hour.

"A solution accessible to those who snore and have sleep apnea is actually an oral appliance that I offer," remarks Dr. Longman. The oral appliance is comparable to an athletic mouthguard and is worn while sleeping. The appliance helps prevent the collapse of the tongue and soft tissues at the back of the throat.

Recently the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) approved dental appliances as a first line of treatment for snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnea and for patients with severe sleep apnea who cannot tolerate CPAP. "Over 95% of patients are satisfied with the level of improvement with their snoring when assessed and treated correctly," states Dr. Longman.

The (AASM) journal, Sleep, stated that, "Oral appliances are indicated for use in patients with obstructive sleep apnea who prefer oral appliances to CPAP, or who do not respond to CPAP, are not appropriate candidates for CPAP, or who fail treatment attempts with CPAP."

Dr. Longman's compassion for his patients and keeping up with the latest dental technology is what his patients and staff most appreciate about him.

For an appointment, call 703 549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/08/2015 -- Dr. Longman realizes that not everyone can afford to have their smile made-over into a Hollywood smile. He can provide his patients with a Snap-On-Smile that is thin, yet strong. Snap-On-Smile® is made from a hi-tech dental acetyl resin that has the appearance of natural teeth.

Snap-On-Smile is easy to care for and can be a transitional option leading to a more permanent cosmetic solution. Snap-On-Smile is available for upper and lower teeth. It fits over the person's own teeth to provide a natural looking smile.

Snap-On-Smile® covers stains, chips, gaps and crooked or missing teeth; also for people who are not candidates for bridges or implants. Additionally, Snap-On-Smile is for individuals who have an old-fashioned removable partial denture and want a beautiful, more comfortable alternative.

Snap-On Smile® is an affordable and life-changing solution for people of all ages. Getting a Snap-On Smile simply requires two, short, painless visits with no drilling, no shots and no change in tooth structure and without the expense and discomfort of complex and invasive dental procedures.

Dr. Eddie Longman tells his patients what to expect:

- The patient picks the style and shade of their new smile

- Dr. Longman takes an impression of their teeth

- The patient comes back in about three weeks for a final fitting and he/she wears the Snap-On Smile® home

- Dr. Longman explains to his patients that Snap-On Smile® gives them the experience of living with better function and superior esthetics

"An individual's confidence and self esteem will come back quickly with a really great smile, It will feel like you can go out into a crowd and be able to be yourself, and talk, and not be so self-conscious of not having nice teeth," states Dr. Longman.

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman's compassion for his patients and keen eye on keeping up on the latest dental technology is what patients and staff appreciate most about him. Getting to know patients and treating them with the most effective cosmetic and restorative methods are what sets Dr. Longman's successful 40-year practice apart from others.

To make an appointment with Dr. Eddie Longman call, 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/13/2015 -- Not long ago, patients with missing teeth had only a few options for restoration, which included bridges or dentures. With advancements in dentistry, a new method of replacing missing teeth is now available—dental implants. This has allowed Dr. Eddie Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental to restore the beauty and function of his patients' smiles.

Dr. Longman has found that dental implants can be an effective long-term solution for missing teeth as they provide greater structural support and last longer than bridges or dentures. With proper care and maintenance, implants can even last a lifetime.

Dental implants are almost perfect replicas of natural teeth—they look and feel so natural that the patient may forget they had ever lost a tooth. They can also help prevent the loss of jawbone, a common problem associated with missing teeth. As Dr. Longman explains, "These implants don't interfere with speech or eating and are very comfortable. Recent advancements make dental implants easier and more affordable than ever. The natural, esthetic look of the crowns is another benefit."

Dental implants may be suitable for individuals who:

- have one or more missing teeth,
- have a jawbone that has reached full growth,
- are unable or unwilling to wear dentures, or
- are able and willing to commit several months to the implant process.

Dental implants can also be used to anchor dentures securely. "Constant denture relining and shifting, dietary restrictions, and jaw shrinkage are some of the problems that people with dentures have to worry about. We believe implants are the best solution dentistry has to offer," emphasizes Dr. Longman. He explains the procedure thoroughly beforehand so that patients are able to make a more informed decision between dental implants and other types of restorations.

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman is driven by his compassion for his patients and dedication to keeping up with the latest dental technology. Getting to know patients and treating them with the most effective cosmetic and restorative methods are what sets his successful 40-year-old practice apart from many others.

To make an appointment with Dr. Longman, call 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/05/2015 -- Wishing for a new bright smile but can't afford porcelain crowns and veneers? The solution may be a Snap-On Smile. Dr. Eddie Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental can revitalize a smile in just two visits.

What is a Snap-On Smile? It is the easiest, most painless and inexpensive way to get a beautiful smile. Made from a formula of hi-tech dental resin, Snap-On Smile is thin but strong, and looks just like natural teeth. It covers chips, stains, gaps, crooked teeth or missing teeth and can be an alternative for a removable partial denture. Snap-On Smile can be used for both the lower or upper teeth.

To get a Snap-On Smile, the patient first chooses the style and shade of their new smile. Dr. Longman then takes an impression of the teeth and three weeks later, the patient returns for a final fitting and wears the new Snap-On Smile home.

"Knowing that the average person can't come up with thousands of dollars for porcelain crowns or porcelain veneers, a dentist invented Snap-On Smile after a lot of research and development," explains Dr. Longman, "Snap-On Smile is very easy to care for; patients can even eat and drink while wearing it."

Patients are often concerned about whether speech will be affected. They will go through a brief period of time during which they adjust to having something new in the mouth. This adjustment period can be shortened by wearing the Snap-On-Smile the entire day.

Dr. Longman remarks, "Most people say getting a Snap-On-Smile is transformative. Your self-esteem returns and you smile freely with no fear of people judging you by your smile."

A Snap-On Smile is for almost everyone. It is completely painless with no drilling, no shots and no changes to the teeth structure. Best of all, it requires only two visits to the dentist.

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman holds a BS in Chemistry and a sub-major in Biology. His love for science combined well with his desire to become a dentist. Certified for conscious sedation dentistry and advanced cardiovascular life support, Dr. Longman is also highly experienced in cosmetic dentistry.

To make an appointment with Dr. Longman, call 703-549-1331.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/18/2014 -- The mouth is the gateway to the body and it is not a sterile one. Periodontal disease (gum disease) is a quiet, devastating infection caused by bacteria in the mouth that can also infect the body's integral systems. These include the heart, lungs, kidney, liver and even the joints and connective tissue. Dr. Eddie Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental asserts, "The most important thing to do if you have gum disease is to slow it down and then work on getting it stopped."

The first and most important thing to do is to get one's teeth cleaned professionally by a dentist or dental hygienist. Brushing and flossing can help fight plaque, but the part that doesn't get brushed away becomes tartar that accumulates and hardens. Brushing will not get rid of the tartar—instead, it pushes the gum tissue away from the teeth, leaving a pocket where the bacteria can easily enter. Dr. Longman says, "Bacteria that get into the blood stream can wreak havoc throughout the body and become deadly."

"Researchers have observed that people with gum disease are more likely to develop heart disease, have a stroke or, if they are diabetic, have difficulty controlling blood sugar," claims Dr. Longman. Other health problems can also exacerbate gum disease in individuals.

Caring for your teeth has become increasingly important as research continues to link periodontal disease with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. A study by researchers from the University of Kentucky has established tooth loss as a predictor for the onset of dementia later in life. In this study, the researchers analyzed dental records and brain function test results over a twelve-year period for 144 participants. Among the subjects, those with fewer than nine teeth were at a greater risk of dementia as compared to those with ten or more teeth.

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman holds a BS in Chemistry and a sub-major in Biology. His love for science fuelled his desire to become a dentist.

To make an appointment with Dr. Longman, call 703-549-1331 today.

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Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/18/2014 -- It is not unusual for a patient to be told during their dental appointment that they would have to go elsewhere to see another kind of dentist. This means having to endure the inconvenience of scheduling another appointment, making an additional trip to an unfamiliar dental office and filling out new paperwork. Alexandria Old Town Dental, however, houses four dentists who are highly skilled in their own areas of dentistry.

Dr. Eddie Longman is trained in tooth-saving endodontic therapy, more commonly known as root canal treatment. This is a technique that many general dentists are not trained in. Having performed thousands of root canal procedures, he is certified for conscious sedation dentistry as well as advanced cardiovascular life support. On top of that, Dr. Longman is also an experienced cosmetic dentist.

Dr. Wanda Goldhush has several areas of expertise, which include cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, dental sleep medicine and the study of Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD). The temporomandibular joint is the hinge joint connecting the lower jaw to the skull. Excessive cartilage wear or dislocation of the joint can lead to TMD. Other possible causes of TMD include clenching and grinding of the teeth, a misaligned bite or inflammation due to arthritis.

Dr. Anh-Minh Phan is a specialist in prosthodontics, the area of dentistry concerned with the replacement and restoration of missing teeth. Prosthodontics combines cosmetic and functional restoration to restore both appearance and function. Dr. Phan excels in this field because of her love of combining art and science in her work. She is also an expert in sedation dentistry.

Meticulous and mindful, Dr. Denis Peper is skilled at numerous fields of dentistry: endodontics, oral and periodontal surgeries, and orthodontics including Invisalign®. As an artist, his field of concentration is cosmetic dentistry. He has been performing state-of-the-art dentistry for nearly three decades.

The advantage of having four different dentists working together within the same practice is especially evident when, for example, Dr. Longman says to a patient, "I would like you to see a prosthodontics specialist. Dr. Anh-Minh Phan is just across the hall." With so many intensive areas of dentistry all in one building, patients are able to receive comprehensive treatment without having to go anywhere else.

To make a consultation appointment or a regular appointment with anyone of these dentists, call (703) 549-1331.

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For a long time, those who suffered from severe headaches or migraines went without knowing or understanding the culprit. Now, the connection between these symptoms and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome has been made and Dr. Goldhush can offer solutions to ease this frustrating pain.

Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/01/2014 -- Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) syndrome, also known as the temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJD), is a disorder of the jaw muscles and nerves caused by injury or malocclusion (bad bite) to the temporomandibular joint. The temporomandibular joint acts as the hinge between the jawbone and the skull.

Dr. Wanda Goldhush of Alexandria Old Town Dental knows that there are several risk factors for TMJ syndrome including poor posture, stress, other inflammatory disorders and malocclusion. What causes TMJ isn't completely understood. Dr. Goldhush says, "I feel that some of the causes that contribute to the condition are teeth grinding, jaw clenching, misalignment of the teeth, arthritis and stress."

The most obvious symptom is pain in the jaw joint, but there are many more symptoms that are just as unwelcome as the pain. These include popping or clicking of the jaw, ear pain, blurred vision, headaches and the jaw locking open, usually after yawning.

Dr. Goldhush diagnoses TMJ by reviewing medical history and doing a physical exam to find the cause of the symptoms and to rule out other medical issues. Unfortunately, there is no specific test to diagnose TMJ syndrome so the patient may have to try a couple of different treatments to see what works best for him or her. Many of the TMJ symptoms respond to home remedies such as ice or cold packs, eating soft foods, not chewing gum and gently massaging the jaw and neck muscles. Dr. Goldhush remarks, "If these home remedies don't work you may need a bite guard, which prevents tooth grinding." Dr. Goldhush's treatments usually consist of absolutely no pills, no shots, no surgery and no adverse reactions.

The outlook for TMJ syndrome is quite good. There are numerous causes for TMJ syndrome, so the prognosis is dependent on the cause, if known. When medical treatments are needed, they are usually conservative and effective. In acute cases, where pain is chronic, or associated with other inflammatory disorders, long-term treatment may be necessary.

Dr. Goldhush's compassion for her patients and keen eye on keeping up with the latest dental technology is what patients and staff appreciate most about her. To make an appointment with Dr. Goldhush call (703) 549-1331.

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Over the years, the death rate associated with oral cancer has been disturbingly high, not because it is more virulent than other cancers, but due to the cancer being routinely discovered late in its development. Now, Dr. Longman has new technology to facilitate detecting oral cancer much earlier, even when it isn’t visible to the naked eye.

Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/02/2014 -- Though his dental practice performed a visual oral cancer check on every patient at every visit, Dr. Longman was frustrated with the overall results of the procedure. Tiny spots or lesions were often missed until they had grown and become dangerously advanced and harder or impossible to treat. Now, Dr. Eddie Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental has incorporated ViziLite into the standard of care for all patients. Because early detection is the key to a successful outcome, Dr. Longman's patients are assured that this is the most comprehensive oral cancer screening possible. "On a patient's first visit, and at every annual check-up, we will be performing a ViziLite oral cancer screening," says Dr. Longman.

ViziLite is a simple, painless and non-invasive technology that improves Dr. Longman's ability to detect, evaluate and monitor suspicious areas at their earliest stages, before they can progress to something far more serious, and potentially life-threatening. ViziLite helps Dr. Longman to see what can't be seen with the naked eye.

Approximately 37,000 Americans will be diagnosed with oral or throat cancer this year alone. This number has stayed steady over the years. In fact, oral cancer will kill nearly 8,000 people in the U.S., more than the number of lives lost to skin cancer, thyroid cancer, cervical cancer or Hodgkin's disease.

In the early stages of oral cancer, the patient may not even notice it, which is why it is so dangerous. It can often grow and not produce pain or other symptoms that might be recognizable. It also has a nasty habit of producing second primary cancers.

About Dr. Longman
Dr. Longman's compassion for his patients and keen eye on keeping up with the latest dental technology is what patients and staff appreciate most about him. Getting to know patients and treating them with the most effective cosmetic and restorative methods are what sets Dr. Longman's successful 40-year-old practice apart from others. For an appointment call (703) 549-1331.

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Sleep apnea is characterized by abnormal pauses in breathing while asleep. Each pause, called an apnea, can last from at least 10 seconds to minutes and may occur five to 30 times or more per hour.

Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/06/2014 -- "There are two types of sleep apnea - obstructive and central," explains Dr. Longman. Snoring and sleep apnea are breathing disorders that occur during sleep due to narrowing or closure of the airway when the muscles relax during sleep. Snoring is caused by partial closure of the airway caused by soft tissue in the back of the throat collapsing. In obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), the airway totally closes many times during the night and can reduce oxygen levels in the body and disrupt sleep. This causes the brain to react to the lack of oxygen by alerting the body to arouse from sleep. "This can occur hundreds of times a night resulting in excessive daytime sleepiness, clenching/grinding of the teeth, myofascial pain, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD), irregular heartbeat, high blood pressure, reflux, depression, heart attack, stroke, and even death," states Dr. Longman of Alexandria Old Town Dental.

Central sleep apnea (CSA) is when you repeatedly stop breathing during sleep because the brain temporarily stops sending signals to the muscles that control breathing. Central sleep apnea is not the same as OSA, which is due to a blockage in the airway. A form of CSA commonly occurs in people with congestive heart failure. Other conditions that can cause or lead to central sleep apnea include: Arthritis and degenerative changes in the cervical spine or the base of the skull, complications of cervical spine surgery, a stroke that affects the brainstem, narcotic-containing painkillers and obesity.

Dr. Longman says, "If you have any signs of sleep apnea including loud snoring, choking or gasping during sleep, sleepiness during the day at work or even while driving, memory or learning problems or feeling irritable all the time, you need to have a sleep study done." In order to confirm a diagnosis of OSA, a sleep study is required using a polysomnogram in a sleep laboratory or home sleep study (ambulatory). A physician should be the one to diagnose the sleep disorder and then Dr. Longman will work closely together with the physician to establish the best treatment. Treatment options will vary depending on the level of sleep disorder, and close consultation with the treating physician is required.

Getting to know patients and treating them with the most effective cosmetic and restorative methods are what sets Dr. Longman's successful 40-year-old practice apart from others. He strongly believes that an enthusiastic professional staff caring for patients in a comfortable environment results in the best experience for both patient and dentist. Dr. Longman's expertise in tooth-saving endodontic therapy has given him a firm grasp of this technique that many general dentists don't have. He has performed thousands of root canal procedures. He is certified for conscious sedation dentistry and advanced cardiovascular life support and is highly experienced in cosmetic dentistry.

If you are concerned about snoring or suspect sleep apnea or any other sleep disordered breathing problem, contact Dr. Longman at (703) 549-1331 for a consultation and screening.

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Dr. Eddie Longman has been invited by The Dental Library national organization to launch and take the helm as a contributing author for www.TheDentalLibraryOfAlexandria.com. Dr. Eddie Longman is actively involved in the community of Alexandria, VA and surrounding cities.

Alexandria, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/16/2013 -- The Dental Library is an assembly of local, prominent dental professionals who have agreed to research and write about dental issues and developments for their local area.

The Dental Library finds relevant information on technologies, trends and techniques in today's dental care field. Here, you'll discover up-to-date news about dentistry and the potential impact on your family's future dental care.

Dr. Longman stated, "I strongly believe that an enthusiastic professional staff caring for patients in a comfortable environment results in the best experience for both patient and dentist."

Please visit us at http://TheDentalLibraryOfAlexandria.com to learn more about Dr. Eddie Longman and the latest in dental technology.

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