Impact of Birth Control on Oral Health

Medications That Affect Your Teeth

The varying levels of hormones in birth control can have severe side effects on a woman’s overall health and increase sensitivity to oral health problems. One of the most commonly asked questions about contraceptive-related side effects is: Does birth control impact a woman’s oral health? According to a recent report by NARAL Pro-Choice America, 99% …

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Updated: November 21, 2022

Why Would You Need a Tooth Extraction In Adulthood?

Sedation for Tooth Extraction

With the right dentist, tooth extractions can be a stress-free and painless experience. Contact The Dental Anesthesia Center today for professional, quality tooth extraction services. We understand the reasons why you might resist undergoing tooth extraction in adulthood: “It’s a permanent tooth and won’t grow back if extracted,” or “it’s painful.” However, the reality is …

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Updated: August 31, 2023

What to Do When a Dental Emergency Occurs

Dental Emergency St. Louis

The Dental Anesthesia Center is here for you. We understand how painful dental emergencies are and are ready to help. A dental emergency can occur at the most inopportune time. For instance, you may suffer a dental injury after falling down the stairs or while playing your favorite sport. Either way, knowing what to do …

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Updated: August 31, 2023

Trench Mouth: What It Is, Causes and Treatment

Gum Disease Dentist St. Louis

Trench mouth is a form of gum disease caused by severe gum infection. In most cases, the infected gum will swell and develop ulcers. Trench mouth! You’ve probably never heard about this rare oral disease, but it ranks among the most severe dental conditions you can develop due to poor oral hygiene. This article explores …

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Updated: August 31, 2023

The Connection Between Snoring and Your Oral Health

Does Snoring Affect Your Teeth

Do you have a snoring problem? A visit to the dentist can help you determine if your snoring is due to an oral problem or not. Out of the 25% of Americans who snore regularly, a significant number have or later develop oral health problems. This begs the question: Is there a connection between snoring …

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Updated: August 31, 2023