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• Postmenopausal Women at Higher Risk for Periodontal Disease

  Periodontal disease is also known as periodontitis, but most people know it as gum disease. If you let gum disease go untreated, the soft tissue damage can eventually turn into damage to the bones that structure your teeth. This leads to further comp…

• Kissing Has Health Benefits

  Did you know that kissing your beloved can help keep you happy and healthy? It’s true! So celebrate the power of a smooch on National Kissing Day, June 22.

• Healthy Teeth, Healthy Brain

  A brand new study shows that too much “bad” bacteria under your gums can cause dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. 

• Interesting Dental Superstitions

  Superstitions can be spooky, but what’s really scary is not being able to afford preventive or restorative dental care because you don’t have dental insurance.

• Foods That Are Good For Your Teeth

  In general, foods with added sugars – such as sodas, sports drinks, breakfast cereal and snack foods – tend to lack the nutritional benefits of unprocessed foods. That said, any sugary food still creates bacteria’s preferred environment in our mo…

• Do I Still Need to See a Dentist if I Have Dentures?

  Everyone should see a dentist for a checkup and cleaning every six months, including people with dentures. Denture wearers also have specific needs that require regular dental care to maintain a bright, healthy smile. 

• Seven Tips to Spring Clean Your Teeth Cleaning Routine

  Whether it’s already warm where you live or still feels like winter, you’re probably thinking about balmy breezes, longer evenings, and spring cleaning. And as you get your home in shape for spring, don’t forget your teeth! If you haven’t see…

• Pain After Dental Work? Here Are a Few Reasons Why

   You probably expect your mouth to feel a little tender after a dental procedure. But you may not have anticipated a locked jaw, nausea, or clogged ears following treatment. And even if you experience some swelling and soreness, sometimes it’s h…

• How Much Bacteria is in Your Mouth?

  Bacteria is a huge part of the oral microbiome — also known as the mouth’s ecosystem. A single mouth can be home to more than 6 billion bacteria. While that number may raise an eyebrow, getting to know the organisms that live behind your lips wi…

• Will Drinking Green Beer Dye My Teeth?

  Bright green beer, milkshakes, cupcakes, and donuts – even green pizza!? Can these celebratory items really be consumed with no risk to a bright, white smile?