01 Oct Mint-Flavored Toothpaste: Why It Works
Have you ever wondered how mint-flavored toothpaste became the most prominent kind of toothpaste? Explore why mint-flavored toothpaste works....
16 Mar Signs of Gum Disease You Shouldn’t Ignore
Delay can allow gum disease to progress. This article explains five important signs of gum disease that you shouldn't ignore....
17 Feb Misaligned Bite: Signs Your Bite May Be Misaligned
This article explores the most common signs your bite may be misaligned and explains why early evaluation of misaligned bite matters....
20 Jan Examining the Correlation Between Oral and Heart Health
Brushing your teeth could decrease your risk for the top cause of death in the world. Learn the correlation between oral and heart health....
06 Oct 5 Reasons to Quit Smoking
Smoking affects more than just your lungs and heart. If you are looking for one more reason to quit smoking, oral health can be that reason....
09 Apr Oral Cancer Awareness Month: What You Need to Know
Every April, we shine a light on a serious but often overlooked health issue—oral cancer. Learn what it is and how to prevent it today....
18 Mar Getting Cavities – How Does it Happen?
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Getting cavities, also known as dental caries, is one of the most common oral health issues worldwide. They occur when tooth enamel breaks down due to acid production by bacteria in the mouth. Once enamel weakens, decay sets in, leading to holes in the teeth...
16 Oct What Causes Periodontal Disease?
Periodontal disease, often called gum disease, is a common oral health problem that can lead to serious complications....
22 Feb Common Signs of Unhealthy Gums
If you’re suffering now due to painful, swollen, and diseased gums, you might be wondering what caused the problem. ...
15 Nov Here’s Why You Should Floss
Each dentist visit, we all dread being asked “Do you floss?” The question can’t be avoided, and since the majority of Americans don’t floss consistently, our gums bleed during the cleaning, effectively answering the question. Why bother with flossing? It seems to be everyone’s least favorite...
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