You may have more control over whether you develop heart disease later on in life than previously thought. Although research is still ongoing, there is some proof that gingivitis, which causes inflammation and bleeding of the gums, has a link to heart disease, once it arrives at the periodontal disease stage. What is the link?…
Gingivectomy is the technical name for the procedure people tend to know more commonly as a gum lift. This is a procedure conducted by a cosmetic dentist to reshape an individual’s gums. The goal being to provide the individual with a more visually appealing smile. Reasons People Have Their Gums Reshaped There are a plethora…
Promoting proper oral hygiene with your child is an extremely important part of being a parent. However, there has always been a fairly heated debate regarding how important it actually is. After all, your children lose their first set of teeth. Is making sure teeth they are going to lose anyway are in pristine condition…
There are a ton of great reasons for you out there to quit smoking and many people have turned to the new mainstream alternative – electronic cigarettes. The thing is, without the FDA having proper control and regulation on e-cigarettes, there is now way to truly know how safe they are, or aren’t. While there…
Let’s face it we have all grown up with a myth or two or maybe twenty that we will go through life and for some even die believing. Some are somewhat universal no matter where on the globe you are. Others vary for many reasons for example race, culture and religion to name a few.…
Keeping your memory sharp into old age can be directly affected by the steps you take to maintain good oral health throughout life. Research suggests, in adults, an association between tooth loss and a more rapid decrease in memory. According to a study published in the Journal of American Geriatrics Society, individuals with no natural…
There’s nothing quite like drinking a beer and watching TV at the end of a long day. While beer is blamed for a lot of health concerns, like weight gain and liver failure, there is some evidence that it might have some health benefits, including fighting cavities and gum disease.
Taking your oral health into your own hands can be achieved with the help of plant fiber derivative Xylitol. Effective in fighting cavities, reducing cavity causing bacteria, and assisting in repairing damaged enamel; naturally occurring Xylitol can have great benefits for your dental health.