You know the importance of home oral care, but the way you practice it does make a difference. When you take a few minutes to consider how you practice your daily routines, you can have better oral health. Choosing The Right Toothbrush For brushing to be effective, you need appropriate supplies. You can start with...
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What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Soda?
Carbonated soft drinks have existed for centuries, but their popularity has risen in recent decades. Individuals of all ages reach for a can of soda whenever they are thirsty, crave sugar, or want a treat. If you want good overall health as well as dental health, encourage everyone in your family to avoid this habit....
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The Best Ways To Prevent Plaque Build-Up
There are many ways teeth can be damaged, and plaque is a common example. When you are familiar with this topic, you can avoid plaque build-up and have healthier teeth. What is Plaque? A small amount of plaque is not always visible. The sticky substance consists of food particles, mucus, and bacteria. The substance can...
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What is the Connection Between Periodontal Disease and Heart Disease?
Without any type of cardiovascular testing, it may be possible to detect an early heart problem. However, scientists have done research that shows a person’s mouth may be able to tell if he or she is at a high risk to develop heart disease. Individuals with periodontal disease (or gum disease) are twice as likely...
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The Mouth-Body Connection: How Can Taking Care of My Mouth Affect My Overall Health?
When you have healthy or unhealthy teeth, they affect more than your mouth. The condition of your teeth and gums affects your overall health, too. You can reduce your risk of serious medical issues by making your oral health a priority. The Relationship Between Your Oral Health and Overall Health The connection between oral health...
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5 Resolutions For Better Oral Health in 2018
Another year has just begun. While you celebrate the start of a new year, take a few minutes to set some goals. As new year’s resolution, place these goals at the top of your to-do list. These changes will benefit your oral health in 2018. Improve Your Home Oral Care Routines There are a number...
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When is it Time to Have Wisdom Teeth Removed?
Some people believe wisdom teeth should be removed as soon as they appear, while others do not think it is necessary to take this step at all. Being well-informed about wisdom teeth and visiting a dentist can help you make the right decision. When Wisdom Teeth Do Not Come in Properly There are a number...
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Why Are My Teeth Sensitive?
When you have sensitive teeth, everyday life can be painful. Eating certain foods and beverages, being exposed to cold air, and even brushing your teeth can be miserable experiences. When you know the common causes of tooth sensitivity, you can take appropriate steps to resolve the problem. Your Home Oral Care Habits There are often...
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How Can I Kick My “Sweet Tooth” This Holiday Season?
Chocolates, peppermints, pies, cakes, cookies, and endless plates of other homemade goodies are popular during the holiday season. With all of these options, eating sweets in moderation can be difficult, especially if you have a sweet tooth. During this exciting time of the year, smart choices can help you maintain a healthy smile. What Are...
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Why Is It Important to Receive Annual Dental X-Rays?
To maximize your oral health, we recommend a yearly set of x-rays to accurately diagnose and treat problems that cannot be seen with the naked eye. When a problem is detected early, it will prevent more serious issues from occurring. Most commonly, dental x-rays reveal cavities that may be present in the teeth. Also, it...