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Dental health is related to a number of factors, including: Genetics, Medical Conditions, Medications, Stress, Diet, Oral Hygiene, Tobacco Use.

• Genetics: ...

Beyond the Brush: String Floss vs. Water Flossers vs. Floss Picks – Which Cleans Best?

Did you know that inadequate dental care during pregnancy can pose serious risks to both mom and baby? Research shows a strong connection between oral health and overall health – and the stakes are even higher for expectant mothers! ❤️

Studies reveal that gum disease can increase the risk of pregnancy complications like preeclampsia, low birth weight, and preterm delivery (Offenbacher et ...

The Complex Connection: SSRIs, Antidepressants, and Their Impact on Oral Health

In the realm of modern medicine, the intricate links between various bodily systems often lead to unexpected discoveries. A particularly fascinating nexus lies at the crossroads of mental health and oral well-being – the effects of SSRIs and antidepressant medications on teeth, saliva production, and the occurrence of clenching and ...

"IT DOESN'T HURT". It makes sense from a patient's point of view to not do dental work unless it hurts.  But, THINK ABOUT THIS: An accident doesn't hurt unless an injury happens - but you TRY to ...

Did you know that hypothyroidism can have a significant impact on your dental health and dental treatment? According to studies, individuals with an underactive thyroid gland are more likely to develop gum disease, tooth decay, and dry ...

Are you curious about the effects of everyday foods on your precious teeth? Let's talk about pH levels and tooth decay.

Energy drinks are becoming more and more popular these days, particularly with the "sugar free" varieties. These drinks are loaded with sugar or sugar alternatives, acid and preservatives and that little bit of ginseng root isn't going to remedy the damage to your teeth, gut and heart. 

According to the CDC, younger and middle-aged Americans are more likely to experience morbidity ...