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Get ready to rethink your dental routine! Your mouth isn't just about pearly whites – it's a gateway to your overall health. The latest science reveals a fascinating connection between oral health and your gut, immune system, and even chronic diseases. What's the Gum-Gut Connection? Your mouth is teeming with...
Dear Patients, This month, I would like to talk about your general health concern that dentist can help and screen. Cases of Sleep apnea is rapidly arising in US due to lifestyle, obesity, stress and so forth. It can be life-threatening and greatly affect the quality of life. Are you...
TMD (Temporal Mandibular Dysfunction) is the 2nd most common musculoskeletal pain following low back pain. About 33% of the population has at least one TMD symptom which include migraine headaches, neck pain, earaches, and even difficulty opening and closing the mouth. The main cause is excessive strain on the jaw...
There can be many reasons why our teeth become yellow. From how we take care of our teeth to the things we drink and eat, little steps that you take or dont take will make all the difference. Regular brushing and flossing to avoid tartar, plaque buildup, and discoloration...
FSA / HSA What is it? (FSA) meaning Flexible Spending Account, is purchased through your employer for health expenses, enrollment typically opens in late October and early November. An FSA allows employees to receive financial reimbursement for various medical treatments. This is also considered to be tax-exempt, meaning taxes won't...
Pack small - Be sure to get travel size mouthwash and toothpaste to get past customs. Keep your toothbrush clean and dry - When the toothbrush contains moisture, it can grow mold and bacteria. Make sure you clean it and allow it to dry before containing it in your to...
It's no secret that sweets give you cavities but let's dive into why then how you can prevent running to the dentist in fear after over indulging during this spooky season. Once you follow these easy steps your teeth will thank you this Halloween. How do we get cavities? Cavities...
Dental EmergencyDental emergencies are potentially life threatening and require immediate treatment to stop ongoing tissue bleeding, alleviate severe pain or infection, and include, but aren't limited to:· Uncontrolled bleeding· Swelling in the mouth or around the head/neck region, potentially compromising the airway· Trauma in the mouth or involving facial bones, potentially compromising the...
A recent study by Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Deemed University discovered an association between Periodontitis and Alzheimer's Disease. Periodontal disease is a common oral infection, affecting almost 40% of the entire adult population. Periodontitis is a disease that cause inflammation and the destruction of gums, bone and teeth supporting...
A recent study by The New York University College of Dentistry concluded that flossing can significantly reduce periodontal disease and cavity-causing bacteria. Based on a recent study of twins, the research provides new data about the importance of a flossing regimen in addition to daily brushing of the surfaces of the...
According to a recent study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers & Prevention, women with gum disease are 14% more likely to develop cancer than those with good oral hygiene. Researchers found strong links between gum disease and esophageal cancer as well as lung, gallbladder, breast, and skin cancer. There are numerous studies suggesting gum...