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Debunking Dental Myths
It is no secret that oral health is closely linked to your overall wellness. I’ve written several blogs about the topic (“Poor Oral Health and Brain Function,” “The Relationship Between Oral Health and Heart Disease,” “Oral Health and the Cancer Connection,” just to name a few). Those in the dental industry are elated that people […]
Millions Still Skipping the Dentist
In recent years, several dental organizations have made a push to improve awareness of oral health importance in an effort to combat the growing oral disease epidemic across the country. Initiatives like the American Dental Association’s (ADA) National Children’s Dental Health Month and the American Dental Hygienists Association’s (ADHA) National Dental Hygiene Month have paved the […]
Oil Pulling For Oral Health
What Is Oil Pulling for Your Teeth? Have you heard of the latest and greatest natural cure-all, oil pulling? If you spend any amount of time on social media, there’s a good chance you’ve at least run across the term. The term oil pulling refers to the ancient Indian practice of swishing oil around your […]
Oral Health Habits Inherited by Kids
***UPDATED: April 6, 2015*** Dental phobia is a condition that has millions of individuals avoiding the dentist out of fear and anxiety of all things dentistry related. Skipping regular examinations and cleanings can lead to a plethora of health problems, which has researchers trying to understand it even more in an effort to overcome this […]
Communication Between Dentist and Patient
Finding a good dentist can go a long way in improving and maintaining an individual’s oral health. Obviously, visiting the dentist regularly is critical, but even more important is the effort with which a person maintains a positive oral hygiene routine. Millions of Americans skip the dentist regularly and are not well educated on the […]
Skipping the Dentist Could Cost You Thousands
Millions of Americans consistently skip their annual trip to the dentist for a number of different reasons. Fear is definitely a common culprit, but the financial burden is actually the number one reason given for avoiding the trip. Many people do not carry dental insurance and it is unfortunately viewed as optional by individuals and […]
Digitizing Dentistry
Thanks to modern day dental technology, the practice of receiving a dental crown is becoming a whole lot easier. A dental crown is a custom-made cap that is permanently placed over a damaged tooth to restore shape, strength, and aesthetics. Typically, in the event a crown is needed, a mold would be made of the […]
April is National Facial Protection Month
***UPDATED: May 9, 2014*** National Facial Protection Month may be over, but the importance of wearing a mouthguard is still in the news. According to a recent Medical News Today article, a study has found that young athletes who wear mouthguards have a lower risk of suffering a mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) or concussion, […]
Identifying and Treating Gum Recession
Have you noticed a change in your gums over time? Is your gum tissue lowering its position on your teeth, causing pain and an unsightly smile? Gingival recession, or gum recession can be caused by a number of habitual actions, but if addressed early enough, can be treated easily. When left untreated, however, the supporting […]
Avoiding Common Dental Issues
Visiting the dentist has long been thought of as a chore, given a negative pretense due in large part to pain that is often associated with common dental procedures. Unfortunately, this leads to the avoidance of the recommended bi-annual trip for professional cleanings and exams, which more times than not contributes to more serious oral […]
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