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New Study Suggests Link Between Poor Dental Health and Alzheimer’s ,

New Study Suggests Link Between Poor Dental Health and Alzheimer’s

The negative effects of poor dental health on your overall health and quality of life have already been well-established.  However, a new study suggests that poor dental health may also be linked to Alzheimer’s disease:  a devastating illness that causes confusion, dementia and a variety of other symptoms. The study was conducted by researchers at…

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Five Habits That Can Ruin Your Dental Health

You only get one set of adult teeth.  That is why it is so important to take care of the ones you have.  With people living longer and longer today, you are going to need your teeth for a while!  If you want to maintain healthy teeth and gums and a fully functional smile, here…

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Laser Dentistry

Lasers have been used in the field of dentistry since 1994 and their applications continue to expand.  As a result, many innovative dental practices throughout the United States are now offering laser dentistry.  Currently, dental lasers are being used for the following dental applications: Laser Cavity Detection – dental lasers can be used to detect…

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Bacterium That Causes Gum Disease Also Destroys Bone In The Jaw

For years we have known that bacteria in the mouth causes gum disease or periodontitis.  However, the specific bacterium was not identified until recently.  Recently, this bacterium was identified as NI1060.  A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan and published in the journal Cell Host and Microbe, reports that NI1060 not…

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Exercise and Your Oral Health

We all know that exercise is good for us.  Exercise is good for your cardiovascular health.  It is also good for your mental health as exercising releases endorphins which can help to reduce your stress level.  The fact that exercise is good for your overall health is pretty widely known but did you know that…

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Tobacco Use and Your Dental Health

It is almost April 1st and Spring is in the air.  This is the time of year when flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and unfortunately, many people have given up on their New Year’s resolutions from January 1st.  If quitting smoking was one of your New Year’s resolutions this year and you have…

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The Importance of Replacing Missing Teeth

If you have lost a tooth in the back of your mouth and the space does not show when you smile, you may not think it is very important to replace the lost tooth.  After all, no is going to notice right?  Why go through the expense and the hassle of tooth replacement?  What is…

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Risk Factors for Gum Disease

It is estimated that more than 75% of American Adults have some form of gum disease.  However, according to a major survey, only 60% are aware that they have this problem.  If left untreated, gum disease can lead to serious dental health issues including tooth loss.  That is why it is important to be aware…

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What Your Breath Is Telling You About Your Dental Health

It is normal to experience bad breath occasionally, especially after eating foods such as  garlic or onions.  This can be easily corrected by eating a breath mint, chewing gum, or even better, by flossing and brushing your teeth after eating these types of foods.  Sometimes it is just a matter of rinsing your mouth out…

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New Study Finds That Almost Half of American Adults Over Age 30 Have Gum Disease

A new study published on August 30th in the Journal Of Dental Research found that gum disease affects nearly half of American adults over the age of thirty.  This news is especially concerning since gum disease is one of the leading causes of tooth loss in adults. In this study, researchers analyzed data from a nationally…

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