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10 Damaging Effects of Poor Dental Hygiene on Your Overall Health

While most people understand that poor dental hygiene can lead to cavities and gum disease, many are unaware of how unhealthy teeth and gums can indirectly promote other medical problems throughout the body. If you haven't been ...

How Does Pregnancy Affect Oral Health? What Expectant Moms Should Know

When you become pregnant, your body changes in many different ways. Some of these changes are expected, but others may surprise you. Rest assured that these developments are a natural part of pregnancy. There are even some dental issues...

Stress and Its Impact on Oral Health

Stress and Its Impact on Oral Health Stress is a powerful force that can leave our bodies vulnerable to all sorts of medical problems. Countless studies have shown that stress can increase a person’s risk of high blood pressure, heart...

Everything You Should Know About Oral Cancer Screenings

Each year, there are nearly 50,000 new cases of oral cancer in the United States. Early intervention can have a significant impact on survival, but only when cancer is recognized before it spreads. Oral cancer screenings can give patients...

10 Foods That Are Beneficial for Your Teeth

The foods and beverages we consume can have a major impact on our oral health. While many patients know to avoid sticky candy, sugary beverages, and processed foods, fewer are aware of the foods that are good for your teeth and gums. To...

How Oral Health and Heart Health Are Connected

By being proactive about your oral health, you can also protect your heart health. Studies now show a direct link between periodontal disease and cardiovascular disease. Keep reading to learn more about how your oral health and heart...

7 Ways Diabetes Affects Your Teeth

Over 29 million people living in the United States have diabetes. Type I and Type II diabetes affect your body’s ability to process sugar, which in turn causes high blood sugar levels. The good news is that controlling your diabetes can...

Why Oral Health is Essential for Overall Health

Most people know that good oral hygiene plays an important role in protecting their oral health. Nevertheless, brushing and flossing can also help determine your risk for other serious health problems. Here’s how your oral health affects...

Which Drinks are the Worst for Your Teeth?

The drinks we choose can have a significant impact on our health, starting from the very first moment they pass through our lips. In addition to promoting various health problems, certain drinks can soften tooth enamel and fuel bacteria,...

Preventing Enamel Erosion: Causes & Solutions

One of the most common causes of tooth pain, tooth enamel erosion occurs when excess acids wear down the protective enamel layer on the outside of our teeth. The hard, outer layer that gives our teeth structure, tooth enamel is actually...

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