Oral Cancer: How a Dentist Can Help
A vital component of visiting the dentist on a regular basis allows professionals to check for signs and symptoms of oral cancer of the mouth, neck, or …
Month: February 2013
Are Teeth Genetic?
Over the last few years, studies have been conducted and published confirming a genetic component to the health and hygiene of dental care—from the positioning and shape of teeth to …
How Teeth Change As You Age
Teeth are surprisingly resilient and resistant. Even after the body deteriorates after death, the deceased may be identified through their teeth and dental records. But like …
Electric vs. Manual Toothbrushes
Oral care is vitally important to a healthy smile and over-all well-being. Brushing teeth thoroughly and twice daily helps reduce plaque and support a beautiful smile. Thereby, choosing …
Mouthwash: What You Should Know About What Goes in Your Mouth
Dentists often recommend brushing and flossing twice daily, but including mouthrinse in your daily routine can be vital to not only a fresh mouth but …
Gum Health and Gingivitis
It comes as no surprise that the food that fuels the body effects oral health, too. Consequently, when gum health suffers and deteriorates, the body’s …
How to Choose a Dentist
People are using internet dating sites to find love and personal relationships; why not use similar resources to find the perfect fit for your dentist! …
Teeth Whitening vs. Teeth Bleaching
For some people, a healthy, white smile evokes confidence and poise. Cosmetic dentists all over the nation help to restore self-assurance to patients with lackluster smiles by …
What Do Horrible Bosses, Finding Nemo, and Marathon Man Have in Common?
What do Horrible Bosses, Finding Nemo, and Marathon Man Have in Common? When Sedation, Sleep Dentistry is the Right Fit Jennifer Aniston in New Line …