Dec 13, 2016 | 12 December, Dental Health, Dental Hygiene, Holidays, latest news
Candy canes, sugar gum drops, toffee, fudge, and other sticky sweets can get wedged between your teeth and cause cavities. Instead of these, try eating desserts that dissolve quickly–like dark chocolates, instead of caramels.
Nov 17, 2016 | Dental Health, latest news
Now we have a good reason to enjoy cheese. The U.S. Academy of General Dentistry found that eating cheese increased production of alkaline saliva Also found that chewing cheese created a protective layer around teeth which kept remaining acid at bay But mouthwash was...
Nov 17, 2016 | Dental Health, Dental Hygiene, latest news
That twice-yearly trip to the dentist could do more than keep teeth and gums healthy: It may decrease the risk of pneumonia by reducing bacteria in the mouth, suggests research being presented at IDWeek 2016™. Nearly one million Americans become ill with the infection...
Nov 17, 2016 | Dental Health, Dental Hygiene, Fun Dental Images, latest news
The next time you brush your teeth, consider capturing the action on your cell phone — and sharing it with your dentist. The results might provide you with a better shine and fewer cavities by helping you learn to brush more effectively. This was the initial...
Nov 3, 2016 | 11 November, Dental Health, Holidays, latest news
Turkey The Good: This main course is packed with protein. The Bad: “Turkey can be difficult to eat because it sometimes gets stuck between your teeth,” says ADA spokesperson Dr. Kim Harms. “That’s where flossing can help.” The Healthy:...
Oct 28, 2016 | Dental Health, latest news, Uncategorized
A diet high in saturated fat, which can clog our arteries and lead to inflammation, is considered a key underlying causal factor for periodontal diseases like gingivitis. But, what about too much fruit and vegetables? By looking in your mouth your dentist may find...
