Chewing Gum Health Effects Are you a gum chewer? Whether you enjoy blowing bubbles or use the sticky stuff to keep from snacking, you’re gum habit is also doing something pretty spectacular for your body: improving your oral health. According…
The American Dental Association (ADA) recently announced that preliminary data collected shows improvement in the early childhood caries rate across the United States, indicating progress in closing the dental divide and ensuring that all kids are getting the dental care…
It’s a new year, and if you’re one of the millions of Americans who has vowed to improve your health and wellness, then kudos to you! We think it’s great that you’re taking this time of year to reflect and…
The new year is quickly approaching and many have started considering what goals they will resolve to achieve. Losing weight and getting fit is definitely a top choice, but did you know that another effective way of improving your overall…
A new study from the United Kingdom has further shown how oral health is closely linked to overall well being, especially in relation to older adults. The research, recently published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society and discussed…
One of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures is the application of dental veneers. Sometimes referred to as porcelain veneers, these wafer-thin, custom-made shells cover the front surface of teeth to improve the appearance. They’re bonded to the front of…
In dentistry, prevention is key with many oral health conditions being completely avoidable with proper care and attention. With that in mind, a recent study brings great news to the dental industry. According to a Medline Plus article, research shows…
The new year is quickly approaching and many minds have already started thinking about resolutions. One of the most common resolutions among Americans is to quit smoking, which everyone at Miami Dental Sedation Spa thinks is awesome! Did you know…
Did you know that there are millions of bacteria living in your gum line and on the back of your tongue? When these bacteria are left alone, they eat off the proteins and food particles in your mouth and then…
The holidays are officially upon us, and while this season is riddled with sweets and treats, you can still keep your smile bright and cavity-free. Check out these four tips, originally offered up from WebMD, on how to protect your…
