Researchers have linked poor oral health to various conditions that seem to have nothing to do with the teeth. Did you know that a healthy mouth equals a healthy body? That’s right, brushing your teeth and flossing every day will do much more than protect you from cavities. It could be what’s coming between you …
Aside from stimulating our taste buds, saliva also plays a crucial role in maintaining our oral health. The average person produces around 0.5 to 1.5 liters of saliva every day. Most people pay saliva no mind because it’s just a colorless liquid found in our mouth. However, all our favorite meals would be bland or …
Brushing twice a day helps to reduce the amount of plaque present in your mouth, thus reducing the risk of cavities. It can be challenging to find time to do even the most basic tasks with our busy modern lifestyles. So often, we come up with time-saving measures that often work to our detriment. Unfortunately, …
Do you have an oral piercing? You can implement the following healthy habits to avoid oral health complications. A tongue piercing is cool and all, but did you know it can pose adverse effects to your oral health? Below we look at the risks associated with a tongue piercing and how dentists at The Dental …
Schedule an appointment today if you suspect any signs of receding gums. That way, you can protect your overall health and have a perfect smile. According to research, three out of four American adults suffer from gum disease in their lifetime, including gum recession. Here’s what you need to know about receding gums, including what …
Studies show a link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s development in older adults. Did you know that people suffering from gum disease for 10 years or more are 70% more likely to get Alzheimer’s disease at some point in their lives? A study by Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy that closely studied 25,000 patients over 50 …