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Unmasking the Effects of Tobacco on Oral Health
Smoking and tobacco use have been long-known public health concerns due to their detrimental impact on the body. However, the effects of tobacco on oral health are often underestimated. In this blog post, we will delve into the grim consequences of tobacco use on oral health and how it can lead to a host of […]
The Importance of Recognizing Dentists’ Essential Role in Health Care
When you think of the word “doctor,” you presumably envision a physician in a white robe with a stethoscope draped around their neck and a reassuring demeanor who can address a variety of health concerns. Certainly, this image is accurate for medical physicians, but what about dentists? Are dentists also physicians? It is time to […]
Can Gum Bleeding Trigger a Heart Attack?
The human body is a complex and interconnected system in terms of health. One of the intriguing and occasionally alarming aspects of this interdependence is how problems in one area of the body can potentially affect a seemingly unrelated area. In recent years, there has been considerable interest in the question of whether hemorrhaging gums […]
Flossing for Oral Health and Alzheimer’s
We all know that a healthy smile is a precious asset, but have you ever considered that it may also play a role in maintaining your memory and cognitive health as you age? An emerging study is shedding light on an intriguing link between dental health and Alzheimer’s disease, one of the most deadly neurological […]
Periodontal Disease and Birth Defects
Pregnancy is a time of excitement and anticipation, but expectant mothers must also be vigilant about their health. One aspect of prenatal care that is frequently neglected is oral health, specifically the risk of periodontal disease and its possible association with birth defects. Gum disease, also referred to as periodontal disease, is a prevalent oral […]
TMJ – The Root of Your Pain
Do you experience persistent jaw pain, headaches, or discomfort while chewing? If so, you might be suffering from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder. TMJ disorders are a group of conditions that affect the TMJ, the joint that connects your jaw to your skull. While many people experience occasional jaw discomfort, chronic TMJ problems can lead to […]
Breastfeeding and Dental Work: What Every Mother Should Know
Breastfeeding is a precious and essential bonding experience between a mother and her baby. However, there may come a time when a mother needs dental work, such as a filling or a root canal. The concern often arises about whether dental procedures are compatible with breastfeeding. In this blog post, we’ll explore the safety of […]
How to Get the Most Out of Your Halloween Candy
There are more chances to eat candy around Halloween than any other time of the year. People who work in dentistry think we’re candy experts—both because we know how it can hurt your teeth and because we have some of the biggest sweet tooths in the world. Even though we can’t say you should never […]
Wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, derive their name from the observation that they often emerge during the period of one’s presumed maturity and wisdom. The predictability of complications arising from molars is uncertain; nonetheless, individuals who are already feeling localized discomfort in their gums and jaws may question the presence of impacted wisdom […]
Children’s Correct Toothbrushing Introduction
National Children’s Dental Health Month is in February. Almost every parent recognizes the importance of regular tooth brushing for their child’s dental health, but not all parents are aware of the best way to assist their child in brushing or the best toothbrushes to use. Although some parents prefer electric toothbrushes to traditional ones (and […]