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Happy Thanksgiving, Now Go Brush Your Teeth!
Thanksgiving is a special time of year when we gather with family and friends to take a moment to appreciate all that we are blessed with. Whether your traditions center on football, shopping, or story-telling, one tradition is consistent from family to family: the Thanksgiving feast. Typical fare consists of a delectable turkey served with […]
The Effects of Tobacco Products on Oral Health
***UPDATED: June 30, 2014*** The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) are preparing to launch another series of ads in their Tips from Former Smokers campaign that launched in 2012. The new ads, set for disbursement on July 7, features people from all walks of life sharing their stories of how smoking has hurt them, often […]
Daily Damage to Teeth
Did you know that 25% of all adults in the United States over the age of 65 have lost all of their teeth? Unfortunately, several of our daily routines (eating, drinking, participating in sports, chewing on ice, pens, pencils, etc) have a very negative effect on the health and longevity of our pearly whites. The […]
The Importance of Oral Health for Men
I have, on several occasions, discussed the importance of oral health as it pertains to women (check out my blogs: The Oral Health of Women and Dental Care for Expectant Mothers). But did you know that men are actually less likely to take as good of care of their physical and oral health as their […]
Changing the Halloween Tradition
***UPDATED: October 31, 2013*** If you are like 80% of people out there, chances are you’re going to dig into the nearest trick-or-treat bag this Halloween, whether it belongs to your child, niece, or neighbor. There’s just something about having all those sweets around that drives us to indulge! Of course we know the health […]
Gingivitis and Diabetes: A Common Connection
***UPDATED: March 18, 2014*** There are over 25 million Americans suffering with diabetes currently, and nearly 7 million of them don’t even know it. Early diagnosis of diabetes is critical in order to treat and avoid more serious, sometimes fatal conditions, such as kidney failure, blindness, and increased risk for stroke and heart disease. Simple […]
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