Early Dental Visits Improve Oral Health
Thursday April 23, 2009
Do you remember your first dental visit? If you answered "no" chances are your first trip to see the dentist occurred when you were a child. Many parents ... Read More
Earth Day Dental Care - How Much Water Do You Waste?
Wednesday April 22, 2009
Did you know that if you leave the water running when brushing your teeth you are wasting approximately 5 gallons of water? Sounds small but consider this: If ... Read More
Easy Does It - Home Tooth Whitening May Reduce Enamel Strength
Monday April 20, 2009
Over-the-counter tooth whitening kits are available in almost every retail dental care section, all promising one thing; a whiter, brighter smile. Considering they are purchased at your leisure and ... Read More
Successful Organ Transplants Connected to Oral Care
Friday April 17, 2009
If you have been following my blog, chances are you have noticed the ever-growing pattern connecting the condition of your teeth and gums to serious health concerns such as heart ... Read More
Gene Therapy Appears Safe to Regenerate Gum Tissue, Says Study
Tuesday April 14, 2009
Aggressive tooth brushing and periodontal disease both result in the loss of the delicate gum tissue that surrounds the teeth and covers the bone. What most people do not ... Read More
Gum Disease Found to Increase Risk of Gestational Diabetes During Pregnancy
Friday April 10, 2009
Dental researchers from New York University have discovered that pregnant women are at higher risk for gestational diabetes if they have gum disease.
Dr. Ananda P. Dasanayake, a Professor ... Read More
Sports Drinks Linked to Tooth Erosion
Wednesday April 8, 2009
Sports drinks are used to replace the electrolytes your body loses during and after physical activity, in order to prevent muscle cramping and dehydration. Considering sports drinks are associated ... Read More
White Wine Accused of Staining Tooth Enamel
Sunday April 5, 2009
If you are in the process of whitening your teeth or have done so in the past, chances are your dentist has advised you to alter your diet to prevent ... Read More
Study Suggests Elevated Oral Bacterial Count Increases Heart Attack Risk
Friday April 3, 2009
If you have a high count of oral bacteria, you are at higher risk for a heart attack. According to a press release, the University at Buffalo recently conducted ... Read More

