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Why the Bottled Variety Might not be Your Best Choice for Clean Drinking Water
posted: Jun 11, 2018.
In recent decades civilization's millennia-long search for clean, safe drinking water has become much easier with modern purification methods. Today, there are few places in the United States without adequate Read more -
4 Diet Changes You Should Make for Better Oral Health
posted: Jun 01, 2018.
One of the most popular subjects in books, magazines and social media is food — the things we should or should not eat (or at least not too much). While Read more -
Saliva Performs Many Functions for Both Oral and General Health
posted: May 22, 2018.
While oral hygiene, a nutritious diet and regular dental visits are all crucial to long-term oral health, these efforts complement what your body already does to keep your mouth healthy. Read more -
Oral Health Concerns for Preteens
posted: Mar 25, 2018.
As if the preteen years didn’t give kids and their parents enough to think about, new oral health concerns loom on the horizon. Along with major changes to the body, Read more -
3 Tips for Helping Your Kids Develop Great Tooth-Friendly Habits
posted: Mar 09, 2018.
Want to give your kids the best start possible for a lifetime of good dental health? The most important thing you can do is train them in effective brushing and Read more -
Diabetes and Oral Health
posted: Nov 23, 2017.
November is National Diabetes Month—a good time to look at the connection between diabetes and oral health. While it’s important for everyone to take care of their teeth and gums, Read more -
Frequently Asked Questions About Diabetes and Oral Health
posted: Nov 15, 2017.
People with diabetes have special concerns when it comes to dental care. In fact, 1 in every 5 cases of total tooth loss is linked to this widespread health condition. Read more -
Certain Factors May Raise Your Risk and the Intensity of Gum Disease
posted: Sep 03, 2017.
Periodontal (gum) disease is mainly caused by bacterial plaque built up on tooth surfaces due to ineffective oral hygiene. For most cases, treatment that includes plaque and calculus (tartar or Read more -
Get Relief from Cracked Corners of the Mouth
posted: Aug 18, 2017.
If you’ve noticed redness or small skin cracks at the corners of your mouth, you may have a common infection known as perleche or angular cheilitis. Depending on its cause, Read more -
3 Dental Signs of an Eating Disorder
posted: Aug 02, 2017.
Sometimes dental conditions point to health problems beyond the teeth and gums. An astute dentist may even be able to discern that a person’s oral problems actually arise from issues Read more -
Tips on Encouraging Healthy Snacking While Your Child's at School
posted: May 28, 2017.
Good nutrition is essential for your child's developing teeth and gums as well as the rest of their body. You do what you can to provide them not just nutritious Read more -
Expert Advice: Vivica A. Fox on Kissing and Oral health
posted: Mar 24, 2017.
Is having good oral hygiene important to kissing? Who's better to answer that question than Vivica A. Fox? Among her other achievements, the versatile actress won the “Best Kiss” honor Read more -
With Proper Care, you can Lower Your Risk of Tooth Loss as You Age
posted: Mar 08, 2017.
While your chances of losing teeth increase as you age, it's not a given. With proper hygiene and care your teeth could last a lifetime.But brushing and flossing can become Read more -
There are Good Reasons to Check Your Blood Pressure During Dental Visits
posted: Jan 18, 2017.
There are a lot of opportunities to have your blood pressure checked: your doctor's office, of course; your local pharmacy; health fairs; and the dentist's office. The last one might Read more -
Facts About Those Amazing Wonders Called Teeth
posted: Jan 10, 2017.
Each part of the human body is an intricate wonder. Take your teeth, for example: they’re so woven into everyday life we don’t notice them, yet they each work seamlessly Read more -
Keep a Lookout for These Soft Tissue Conditions in the Mouth
posted: Dec 08, 2016.
There's more to your dental visit than preventing or treating teeth or gum problems. We're also on the lookout for a number of potential soft tissue problems that could occur Read more
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