Most of us know how important it is to brush and floss our teeth each day. But did you know that it also helps your oral health to brush your tongue? As it turns out, your tongue is the perfect environment for growing bacteria. And bacteria is what leads to tooth decay and gum disease. …
It may be hard to believe, but summer will be here before you know it. And if you’re a parent, you already know what that means for your kids – lots of exercise, outdoor activities and enjoying time away from schoolwork. But summer can also bring some challenges when it comes to maintaining good oral …
June 2020 is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month. And if that’s not included on your list of reasons to celebrate June, maybe you should think again. The fact is that fruits and vegetables are vital to our overall health and our oral health as well. June is an excellent time to enjoy a wide …
Did you know that March is National Caffeine Awareness Month? While that may not be a well-known fact, it does provide us with an excellent opportunity to discuss how drinking coffee – arguably the favorite of all caffeinated beverages — impacts the health of your teeth and gums. For most of us here in the …
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There’s an old saying that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. And that may be true in some ways because whether you’re Irish or not, a lot of people enjoy the celebrations that go along with this holiday. This occasion also provides a good opportunity to delve a little deeper into how some St. …
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If you habitually grind your teeth – whether it’s while you’re sleeping, during the day, or both – you can do real damage to your teeth and even end up with jaw problems as a result. That’s why it’s so important to talk to your dentist about ways to resolve the issue. Often, changes in …
April 13th through the 19th this year is Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Week, so there’s no better time than now to educate yourself about the signs to look for when it comes to oral cancer. Although it’s true that the word “cancer” in a diagnosis would terrify most people, it’s important to remember …
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Most of us snore from time to time. But if your snoring is abnormally loud, you might be suffering from sleep apnea. While snoring may be annoying, sleep apnea is a serious condition that should be treated by a healthcare professional. As opposed to people who simply snore, patients with sleep apnea will experience periods …
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is located where your upper jaw and lower jaw connect. Problems with this joint range from mild to severe. An estimated 12% of people in the US experience some type of problem with the TMJ at some point during the course of their lifetimes. Women have a tendency to have TMJ …
How would you like to start the New Year with a makeover? We’re not talking about a new outfit or a different haircut. We’re talking about something much more important than that – your smile! Many dentists now offer what they call a “smile makeover,” and it can make a world of difference in the …
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