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Managing Gum Disease Could Benefit Other Conditions You May Have
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 02, 2015.

Nearly half of all Americans have some form of periodontal (gum) disease. Without proper daily hygiene and treatment, this aggressive disease can ultimately cause tooth loss. It also appears Read more
Teeth Make a Picture-Perfect Smile
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 27, 2015.

When you’re posting a profile photo on LinkedIn, Facebook, Match.com and other social media sites, which shot is likely to make the best impression in terms of “likeability,” “competence” Read more
Your Gum Tissue 'Biotype' Could Determine How Gum Disease Affects You
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 19, 2015.

Periodontal (gum) disease can cause a number of devastating effects that could eventually lead to tooth loss. However, you may be more prone to a particular effect depending on Read more
Removing Teeth Could Improve an Orthodontic Outcome
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 11, 2015.

Teeth crowding is a difficult bite problem (malocclusion) that often involves the entire jaw structure to be evaluated. Normally occurring when the jaw doesn’t have adequate space for normal Read more
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
Author: Anonymous posted: Feb. 03, 2015.

Q: I’ve heard about dental implants, but I’m still not sure exactly what they are. Can you explain? A: It’s no wonder you’ve heard of them: Dental implants have Read more
Three Things to Know About Crowns Before Your Restoration
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 26, 2015.

Today’s crowns, the visible part of a tooth replacement system, can effectively mimic the shape and color of natural teeth. But not all crowns are equal — so it’s Read more
Taking the Right Steps to Prevent Early Tooth Decay in Children
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 23, 2015.

While the prevention and treatment of tooth decay has improved dramatically over the last half century, it continues to be a major health issue, especially for children. One in four Read more
What Athletes Have to Tell Us About Oral Health
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 15, 2015.

Considering all the intensive conditioning, practice and training they do, most people would expect elite athletes to be… well… healthy. And that’s generally true — except when it comes Read more
Oral Piercings: Five Things You Should Know
Author: Anonymous posted: Jan. 07, 2015.

Whether you think they're the height of fashion or the depth of “ice,” oral piercings like tongue bolts are a sign of our times. But along with these bodily Read more
Whitening a Discolored Tooth from the Inside Out
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 30, 2014.

If you have discolored teeth, the cause is often staining on the enamel surfaces from foods, beverages, or smoking. But tooth discoloration may also originate deep within the root Read more
Taking a Coordinated Approach to Treating Diabetes and Periodontal Disease
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 22, 2014.

Diabetes and periodontal (gum) disease are two types of inflammatory conditions that have more in common than was once thought. There is strong evidence to show that each of Read more
Treatment Options to Keep Stress From Causing Dental Problems
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 19, 2014.

Chronic stress can cause any number of physical problems like back pain, insomnia or stomach ulcers. In the mouth, it can also be the cause of teeth grinding or Read more
Determining the Right Whitening Approach is Key to Brightening a Dull Smile
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 11, 2014.

Bright, naturally white teeth are a key component in a beautiful smile. But the opposite is also true: nothing diminishes an otherwise attractive smile more than stained or Read more
Beyond Brushing and Flossing: Consider Other Risk Factors for Tooth Decay
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 01, 2014.

Tooth decay is a primary cause of tooth damage and loss, with annual treatment costs in the billions of dollars. It arises mainly from oral bacteria, which proliferates in Read more
Mouthguards Found to be Effective in Preventing Teeth and Mouth Injuries
Author: Anonymous posted: Nov. 19, 2014.

Athletes in contact sports are at significant risk for traumatic injury to their teeth and mouth. It’s estimated 600,000 emergency room visits each year involve a sports-related dental injury. Athletic Read more
4 Reasons why Quitting Chewing Tobacco is Good for Your Oral Health
Author: Anonymous posted: Nov. 11, 2014.

Chewing tobacco is as much a part of our sports culture as the national anthem. What once began as an early 20th Century baseball player method for keeping their Read more

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