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Hormone therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all. Whether you’re navigating menopause or managing Low T, the difference between HRT for women and TRT for men can be life-changing. In Johnson County, we see personalized treatment work wonders—boosting energy, mood, sleep, and overall wellness. Let’s break it down and show you how it could benefit you. Book Consultation Today […]

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Menopause doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your quality of life. If hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia, or brain fog feel like the new normal, you’re not imagining it—and you don’t have to accept it. With BioTE hormone therapy, many Kansas City women are regaining energy, balance, and well-being—naturally. One patient called it “life-changing,” and it […]

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If you’re missing a tooth—or several—you’re not alone. Millions of Americans live with tooth loss every day, and whether it’s from decay, trauma, or gum disease, the result is the same: discomfort, self-consciousness, and oral health challenges. At Love to Smile Dentistry in Overland Park, Dr. Pedersen offers one of the most natural, long-lasting solutions […]

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Let’s face it—dental insurance can feel like a riddle wrapped in red tape. Even families across Overland Park, Johnson County, and Peculiar, Missouri often come to their appointments not fully understanding what their dental plans cover. The fine print? Confusing. The lingo? Frustrating. The result? Missed benefits, surprise bills, and delayed treatment. At Love to […]

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That first trip to the dentist is a big deal—for both you and your little one. Whether you’re in Overland Park, Johnson County, or even crossing over from Peculiar, Missouri, finding a dental home that makes your child feel safe and excited about oral health matters more than you might think. At Love to Smile […]

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It’s tempting, isn’t it? One minute you’re scrolling through TikTok and the next, you’re adding baking soda, lemon juice, or charcoal powder to your Amazon cart. Social media has turned dental DIY into a trend—but just because it’s viral doesn’t mean it’s safe. Dr. Pedersen and the team at Love to Smile Dentistry in Overland […]

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There are a lot of toothbrushes out there. Rows and rows of them. Some vibrate. Some rotate. Some link to your phone via Bluetooth (seriously). But does spending more mean healthier teeth?And what toothbrush do actual dentists in Kansas recommend to their patients? Here at Love to Smile, we get asked this question every single […]

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If you’ve lost a tooth—or are facing the possibility—your dentist probably mentioned two main options: a dental bridge or a dental implant. They both replace missing teeth, restore your smile, and help you chew more comfortably. But that’s where the similarities end. At Love to Smile, we help patients in Johnson County every day understand […]

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Can’t Afford a Root Canal? Here’s What Happens If You Pull the Tooth Instead Root canals have a reputation. They’re expensive. They sound scary. And if your tooth doesn’t hurt that bad, it’s tempting to just get it pulled. Quick. Cheap. Done. But what feels like a shortcut can lead to long-term problems—financial, functional, and […]

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Parents juggle a thousand milestones—first words, first steps, first foods. But there’s one first that often gets pushed off the radar: the first trip to the dentist. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, your child should see a dentist by age 1—or within six months of their first tooth erupting. And yet, studies […]

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