Because our focus is on prevention. And to that end we offer our patients a free second cleaning each year. In other words, every other cleaning, assuming no more than 6 months has elapsed, is free!! We make this offer because cleaning, both at home (brushing twice/day) and in the office are critically important to …
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Teeth can use their own natural ability to repair large cavities Scientists at Kings College in London have discovered a new method of stimulating the renewal of stem cells in tooth pulp using an Alzheimer’s drug. The ABC’s of cavities or a look beneath the surface An infection or trauma can expose the inner, soft …
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Do Bottled-water beverages cause tooth decay, sensitivity and other concerns? We all know water is good for our health. 8 glasses a day! Dehydration is a serious health concern for people of all ages. But what about bottled-water beverages including flavored waters, sports drinks, and many other alternatives? Are they good for us? Who regulates …
Regular preventive dental visits are important throughout our lives, and, during pregnancy, they are even more essential. Yet nearly half of women don’t see a dentist during pregnancy. All infections in a pregnant woman, including tooth decay and gum disease, pose a potential risk to the baby’s health as well as the mother’s. Hormonal changes …
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The American Dental Association, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Academy of Pediatrics encourage women to get dental care while pregnant. “It is a crucial period of time in a woman’s life and maintaining oral health is directly related to good overall health,” says Aharon Hagai, D.M.D. It’s very important to …
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We all know that brushing teeth is critical to good oral hygiene, but how do you know if you’re brushing “the right way”? Make sure you’re getting the most out of this daily activity by following these easy steps. Choosing the right tool There’s a misconception that the fancier and more expensive the toothbrush, the …
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As discussed in previous posts, oral health has been connected to other chronic health problems. Two recent studies have concluded that there is a relationship between oral health and respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia. The Research The studies conducted at Virginia Commonwealth University and Yale University School of Medicine suggest that patients who practice good …
A Recent Review Confirms Benefits of Fluoride As I discussed in my post, Bottled Water and Tooth Decay, not all water is created equal; most tap water in the US has fluoride added which helps prevent tooth decay. Dental professionals witness the impact of fluoride in their daily work. However, studies on the benefits of fluoride …
Periodontal disease (gum disease), which is most often caused by bacteria in dental plaque, has been linked with other chronic health problems. A new study by the University at Buffalo’s School of Public Health and Health Professions, the largest of its kind, found that periodontal disease is correlated with breast cancer in postmenopausal women. While …
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Coffee, one of the most popular beverages, is consumed by over 80% of adults in the US. When it comes to getting the day started, it’s a necessary part of the equation for many people. There’s a lot written today about both the positive and negative effects of your favorite caffeinated beverage. So how is your morning …
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