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Dental Health and Diabetes
***UPDATED: February 23, 2015*** For individuals who have lost a permanent tooth, dental implants have proven to be a very effective method for replacement. Unfortunately, those suffering from diabetes haven’t been able to take advantage of the many benefits of implants. Diabetics have a more difficult time fighting infections and their wounds often take longer […]
Cavity Bacteria Can Invade Your Heart
We've been hearing more and more about the link between oral health and heart health. We've always known that taking care of our mouths helped us with overall well-being, but now there is a direct correlation between taking care of our mouth and taking care of our heart. Cavity causing bacteria has been found in […]
Dental Implants Continuously Improving
Dental implants have become a very common practice in many sedation dentistry practices and with good reason. They look great, stay in place, and give a more natural and comfortable feel for the patient. This isn't to say they are perfect, but the process of implanting dental work is improving all the time. This is […]
How Does Xylitol Work?
The previous post discussed some of the benefits of the natural sweetener, Xylitol. Many find it fascinating, that something sweet can actually be good for your teeth and it left many people wondering, how does it work exactly, and will it really improve your oral health? The article "Xylitol: Sweet for Your Teeth" found on […]
Dentists Say Brush Your Teeth With Sugar!
More and more dentists are encouraging brushing your teeth with sugar. How can this be? The type of sugar they want you to brush with is very specific. It's called Xylitol and it's a naturally occurring alcohol sugar readily available to consumers throughout the nation. One of the more common places it is used is […]
Oral Health and Cavities
Most of us have had a cavity at some point in our lives and often times it's very painful. But sometimes it's not painful at all and you are surprised to hear your Miami dentist tell you there's a cavity that needs to be filled. What exactly is a cavity, how can you prevent them […]
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