While taking care of our teeth is of utmost importance, it’s also important to recognize the role that the gums play in maintaining a brilliant smile. The gums serve as a barrier of soft tissue in which the roots of the teeth are embedded. The gums are also closely fused to underlying bone in order […]
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Consumption of sugary sodas, sweetened fruit drinks, and non-nutritious snacks are all currently at an all-time high. These foods and beverages generally have little if any nutritional value and over time they can take a toll on your teeth. Eating habits and food choices among our nation’s youth are important factors that affect how adolescents
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These days we consider brushing twice a day, flossing, visiting the dentist regularly, and perhaps even orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry to be the key ingredients to a perfect oral hygiene routine. Right? Well, not quite. Studies have found that our teeth are much less healthy than our ancestors. Alan Cooper, the director of the Australian
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18 years ago the Surgeon General issued a report describing how important oral health is to our overall health. The report showed that oral health is related to chronic conditions like diabetes and can influence child learning and employment outcomes. Since the statement was made public, oral health has been improving among children in the
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If you’re reading this article, then you most likely know how a toothbrush works. However, have you ever asked yourself if you truly know how to use a toothbrush properly? Here are the majority ruled recommendations on how to use and care for a toothbrush. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends brushing your teeth twice
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Typically a damaged tooth is a result of decay or injury. Dental fillings are used to restore the lost structure of the tooth. Cavities develop in various ways including: Caused by sugar and bacteria forming acids that destroy the enamel and dentine. If the tooth goes untreated, cavities can cause other dental issues such as
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You may be aware of the physical and emotional symptoms of stress such as headaches, stomachaches, and anxiety. Did you know that stress can also affect your oral health? It’s essential to find the causes of your stress and know your body’s early warning signs. How Stress Affects Your Oral Health Teeth Grinding Habitual teeth
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Healthy teeth make for a beautiful smile, but are you aware that a healthy mouth also safeguards your hearing? Harmful bacteria that grows in your mouth as a result of bad oral health can get into your bloodstream and cause inflammation and narrowing of arteries and blood vessels – including those essential for hearing health
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Teeth are just as important as the vital organs in our body. Diet and nutrition are both essential to our overall health. We know that certain foods are bad for our bodies, but which foods are bad for our teeth? Is your diet destroying your teeth? Food and drinks in your diet that may be
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How much of an impact does your smile have on your life? Teeth are much more than just something you use for eating. You use your teeth to talk and smile, so it makes sense that something this significant is important to your health and quality of life. Not taking care of your teeth, will
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