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Gum Health and Diabetes
An estimated 26 million Americans are currently living with diabetes. While many of us know that eating right and maintaining a healthy weight can help us prevent and control this ever-growing disease, we may not realize that oral health plays a pivotal role as well....
Drinking Affects Oral Health
You probably know that lifestyle choices can have a profound effect on your oral health. If you eat too many sweets or neglect to brush and floss, your smile is likely to reap the consequences. However, a new study suggests that sugary soda might not be the only...
Gum Disease Linked to Erectile Dysfunction
Your smile is one of the first things people notice about you. And while it's widely acknowledged that gum disease can make your smile appear less than stunning, new research suggests that poor oral health may turn off potential dates for another reason. According to...
Bleeding Gums: Are You at Risk?
Do your gums bleed after brushing your teeth or eating certain foods? You probably know that continual gum bleeding can be a sign of early-stage gum disease, however you might not be aware that oral bleeding and inflammation can also hint at a host of other medical...
How to Relax During an Oral Examination
We definitely understand some people have anxieties or fears when going to a dentist or periodontist. These can stem from childhood fears, previous experiences or wild imaginations. Regardless of the logic or reasoning behind the anxiety, we’ve put together a list...
Considering pregnancy? Make sure your oral health is in check!
Pregnancy is an amazing and natural experience, but that doesn’t mean that the process doesn’t come with a lot of unpleasantness! We have all know about morning sickness, swollen ankles, bloating, fatigue and general bouts of crankiness that can go along with...
