Your diet can have a direct effect on your health and your oral health. Making healthy food choices can reduce your risk of tooth decay, gum disease, obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol, and heart disease, to name a few. Here are three ways to make those choices easier. Keep it simple. Opt for simpler foods, like…
Read MoreGinger comes from Southeast Asia and is widely used in cooking and baking. It also comes with a long list of health benefits, and you can get a convenient dose in tea form. Here are some of the benefits you’ll reap with a hot cup. Helps fight nausea: If you experience nausea, such as after…
Read MoreThere areover-the-counter products for just about every oral health issue out there, butif you’re looking for a more natural approach, we’ve got just what you need! To improve bad breath Try chewing on ahandful of cloves, fennel seeds, or anise seeds. They have antibacterialproperties that can help kill bad-breath causing bacteria. For another quickfix, try…
Read MoreOver 98 million Americans will be traveling for the holidays. At the same time, trips to the emergency room typically rise over the holidays. This means there’s an increased chance of experiencing a dental emergency away from home. Whether you slip on ice or bite into a candy cane, here’s how to be prepared for…
Read MoreStress can do a lot of damage to your health and holiday stress is no exception. When it comes to oral health, clenching your jaw standing in line or grinding your teeth in traffic can do significant harm. This stress can wear down teeth enamel and even lead to joint problems, headaches, neck aches, or…
Read MoreIn celebration of National Flossing Day, the day after Thanksgiving, we want to share some interesting history about this very important part of your dental routine. You may be surprised at how long flossing has been around. Prehistoric times: Evidence of ancient floss and toothpicks has been discovered in the teeth of prehistoric humans. According…
Read MoreWhen you have kids, there are many firsts their first smile, their first word, and their first step. There are also several important firsts when it comes to their dental health, too. Here are the top milestones to track. 1.) First tooth: For most babies, the first teeth appear around one year old. If your…
Read MoreIt’s healthier to be the house on the block that hands out apples instead of candy, but it won’t win you points with trick-or-treaters. At the very least, avoid handing out these worst of the bunch. Gummy candies: While gummies and bright and cute, they are little more than straight corn syrup, sugar and artificial…
Read MoreIt’s Orthodontic Health Awareness Month! Do your kids need to see the orthodontist soon? Early Ages Problems with kids teeth can arise as soon as baby teeth start to push through. Certain factors, such as premature loss of baby teeth, or thumb or pacifier sucking, can impact how adult teeth will come in. Genetics also…
Read MoreIf you’re pregnant or planning on getting pregnant, you likely want your body to be as healthy as possible and that should include your mouth. Here are some tips for optimal oral health before, during, and after your pregnancy. Before Make an appointment with your dentist for a routine cleaning and check-up prior to getting…
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