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Dental Implant Development Reduces Failure Risk
Dental implants are one of the most successful, effective methods of tooth replacement. And while success rates have been reported as high as 98%, dental implant failure is still an issue that some have to face. In most cases, it’s the body’s inflammatory response that causes rejection of the implant, but researchers in Canada claim […]
Sugar Tax Success in Mexico
***UPDATED: March 23, 2017*** Researchers have discovered that consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks has dropped an average of 7.6% in the first 2 years of Mexico’s tax. The beverage industry initially claimed that the effect of the tax declined after the first year, however this new study found otherwise. According to a recent Medscape article, consumption […]
Improve Your Smile With Teeth Whitening
Did you know that your smile is the first thing that someone notices when they meet you? Don’t worry if you’re not completely happy with this important attribute though, because improving your smile can be as simple as a quick trip to your dentist. Teeth whitening is one of the most effective and economical ways […]
Study Finds Diet Affects Oral Health, Especially for Men
Now there’s a new reason why eating right in the New Year is a great resolution. Not only is a nutritious diet essential to achieving a healthy weight and maximizing body functions, according to a recent Dental Tribune article, food choices may also play a critical role in the prevention of oral disease. Researchers found […]
Oral Health Habits to Ditch in 2016
The new year is right around the corner, and chances are, you’ve started to think about this year’s resolutions. Whether you’re wanting to shed a few pounds, quit smoking, or get your home organized, the fresh start that is promised at the beginning of a new calendar year is a great chance to resolve to […]
Gum Disease Possibly Linked to Breast Cancer
A new study has found yet another link between oral health and a serious health condition. The study, which was conducted at the University at Buffalo’s School of Public Health and Health Professions in New York, has concluded that gum disease may increase the risk for breast cancer in postmenopausal women. “These findings are useful […]
Heart Disease and Oral Health
Dental Health and Heart Health ***UPDATED: August 29, 2016*** A recent report out of the Netherlands supports the growing mountain of evidence linking chronic gum disease with heart disease and stroke. An article from Medscape described the study which included more than 60,ooo dental patients, making it the largest of its kind to date. Researchers […]
Predicting Postoperative Dental Pain
It’s reasonable to assume that most major dental procedures will be accompanied by at least some pain or discomfort. In fact, before having dental work done, most patients want to know how much pain they should plan to experience. While managing pain with medication and sedation has never been easier or as safe, it has […]
Get Moving with the World’s First Caffeinated Toothpaste
Worried your morning coffee is ruining your teeth, but can’t give up your daily caffeine? Well, worry not! The world’s first caffeinated toothpaste is here! According to a recent article from the Dental Tribune, a U.S. startup has just launched Power Toothpaste, which promises the give you a little boost of energy during your morning […]
Drill-free Dentistry
Do you hate going to the dentist for fear of facing the dreaded drill? If so, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans suffer from dental phobia, and for many, the fear is associated with the sight, sound, and potential pain that accompanies have a tooth drilled in preparation for a filling. But there’s great news […]
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