What’s the Impact of Electronic Cigarettes on Oral Health?
What’s the impact of Electronic E-Cigarettes on oral health? Delving Into The Dental Consequences Of Vaping …
What’s the impact of Electronic E-Cigarettes on oral health? Delving Into The Dental Consequences Of Vaping …
Statistically, more than half the world population between the ages of 18 and 64 have issues with their gums. Bad news if you're one of them; good news if you're not. From gingivitis and gum recession to periodontitis, it's no wonder the bacteria creating these...
It’s a study published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America rather than the Journal of the American Dental Association as one might reasonably expect. Like a lone, home-schooled Babel fish deciphering only one, rather than every language in the known...
Of all the things that most people want raised, a blood sugar level isn’t one of them. Award rates, living standards, access to education, ethics, eyebrows, awareness and spirits all hit the list waaay above that. It’s as if the periodontitis payload of horror isn’t...
Can Having Bad Oral Health Affect An Entire Country? If it does, it sure makes ignoring and neglecting our oral health sound selfish. Although pretty much everything we do is selfish: we’re Homo sapiens. We’ve made an entire world for ourselves that way. In our...
More than 80% of chronic disease starts in the mouth. Curiously - according to the American Psychological Association - 80% of Americans have suffered the physical and emotional symptoms of stress in the last year. And that’s an accurate reflection of global stress...
Great as a planet, Mercury is pretty lousy as a leaky amalgam filling. It’s crucial to avoid mercury fillings in the future & have them safely removed by a dentist certified in the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART)…
Yes. Congratulations! You are expecting! Oral health is critical during the next 9 months to ensure both yourself and your baby are at optimum health. For those of you who would like to understand more, here are a number of reasons why you should go to the dentist...
Research suggests that our gum health may be connected to our overall wellness. Here’s how to give them the best care possible.
Problems with your gums, teeth, and tongue can hint at health concerns deeper in the body. Here are oral signs you should see your doctor or your dentist.
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