Category: Oral Health & Prevention
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Can Bad Teeth Cause Heart Problems?
February is American Heart Month, a time to focus on cardiovascular health and overall wellness. But, really, every month is heart month. No matter what the calendar says, regular dental care and a good oral hygiene routine are critical.
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How Often Should I Visit My Dentist?
No matter what age you are, maintaining your oral health is vital, and regularly visiting your dentist is one of the best ways to ensure your teeth and gums are healthy. Yet, about 100 million Americans fail to see a dentist yearly, which is nearly one-third of the country’s population.
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Can I Eat S’mores Without Wrecking My Teeth?
August 10 is National S’mores Day! And right now, you’re likely excited about having an excuse to indulge in that sweet, gooey summertime dessert – or you’re wondering what all the fuss is about. S’more … what?
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Is Coffee Bad for Your Teeth? Coffee Stains on Teeth
Ah, coffee. You taste delicious, perk us up, and – consumed in reasonable quantities – you are really good for us. But there’s some bad news. Coffee is not kind to your teeth; it can stain and even damage them.
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Got a Headache or Migraine? See A Dentist: Dental Health Problems & Bad Teeth Can Trigger Migraines and Headaches
Every ten seconds in America, someone goes to the emergency room seeking help for head pain. Approximately 1.2 million of those visits are for migraines.
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What is Preventive Dentistry?
Preventive dentistry is the practice of maintaining good oral health to help fight off dental diseases. We’ll explain the most common preventive dentistry services, why they’re so important, and the types of dental plans you can get that can lower the cost of preventive dental care.
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Red Wine May Protect Your Smile
We all know that red wine is one of the primary culprits when it comes to making your teeth look dingy, right? But guess what – red wine is not the enemy of your teeth. It may be their best friend. Why? Because red wine may lower the ability of destructive bacteria to stick to teeth.
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Women’s Dental Health Concerns
Starting each year on Mother’s Day, and led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office on Women’s Health, National Women’s Health Week focuses on encouraging women and girls to take control of their health and make wellness a priority.
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Why Do My Teeth Hurt When It's Cold Outside?
When temperatures drop, you may notice an increase in tooth sensitivity. Roughly 40 million adults in the United States, about 1-in-8, deal with the problem regularly. The leading causes of teeth sensitivity to cold include…
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Teething Tips for Babies: Safe Ways to Soothe Sore Gums and Keep Smiles Healthy
The process of teething is typically not fun for you or your child. Their gums are likely to be really sore, and they just feel lousy. And it’s so tough to see a little one feeling miserable and not being able to do much to soothe them. This article contains tips that can help soothe baby’s…