The Color of your Tongue & Health Issues it May Hide

Oral health says a lot of things about general health, this is why it is so important to pay attention to the color of your tongue.
May 3rd, 2012 | Tags: | Category: acid reflux, anti fungal medication, antibiotics, bacteria, bacterial flora, bacterial infection, brush your teeth, candida overgrowth, canker sore, canker sores, chinese medicine, citrus fruits, colorations, dietary intake, disease, drinks, general health, health issue, health issues, medication, medicine, mouth, Nutrition, oral health, Oral Hygiene, organism, pinkish color, red tongue, spots on the tongue, tongue, vitamin b3 niacin, vitamin D, vitamin deficiency, white matter, yeast infection, yellow, yellow tongue, yellowish hue | Comments are closed

Dentists Not Honest About Cost of Treatments, Study Shows

Quite a few dentists fail to state clearly and exactly what is the cost of a dental treatment, and this patients are left with empty pockets when leaving the dental office.
May 3rd, 2012 | Tags: | Category: appointment, dental costs, dental plan, dental plans, dental procedure, dental procedures, dental profession, dental professional, dental professionals, dental treatment, dental treatments, dentist, Dentists, going to the dentist, health, health complications, insurer, new dentist, oral health, patients, people, proportion, research, study, total value, treatment patients | Comments are closed

Irreversible Damage To Teeth Caused By Sports And Energy Drinks

A recent study published in the May/June 2012 issue of General Dentistry, the peer-reviewed clinical journal of the Academy of General Dentistry, found that an alarming increase in the consumption of sports and energy drinks, especially among adolescents, is causing irreversible damage to teeth - specifically, the high acidity levels in the drinks erode tooth enamel, the glossy...
May 3rd, 2012 | Category: Dentistry | Comments are closed

How Toothpaste and Mouthwash Can Kill Your Teeth

Toothpaste is vital in keeping your teeth and gums healthy, but toothpaste can have many harsh chemicals that harm instead of help your health.
May 2nd, 2012 | Tags: | Category: antibacterial properties, antiseptic properties, artificial chemicals, bacteria, brushing, canker sore, canker sores, cavity, chemicals in toothpaste, decay, Dental Products, dentist, Dentistry, disease, diseased teeth, drug, drug store shelves, enamel, family dentist, family dentistry, features, fluoride, free, fruit extracts, green, green tea, gum, Gums, gums health, harmful ingredients, harsh abrasives, harsh chemicals, herbal, herbal extracts, hydrogen peroxide, lauryl sulfate, mint oils, mouth, mouthwash, natural tooth, natural toothpaste, oral tissue, organic toothpaste, pastes, pearly whites, sodium lauryl, sodium lauryl sulfate, stains, sweetener, teeth and gums, tooth decay, tooth enamel, toothpastes, whiten teeth, whitening, whitening teeth | Comments are closed

Busting the Myths About Dentists

Horror stories and dentistry related myths are among the leading reasons for which people avoid going to the dentist. Here are some myths about dentists and how they are debunked.
May 2nd, 2012 | Tags: | Category: cancer, cancer screenings, checkups, decay, dental health, dental phobia, dentist, Dentistry, Dentists, going to the dentist, gum, gum disease, Gums, health condition, health conditions, horror stories, infection, infections, months, mouth, myths, oral cancer, oral cancer screening, oral cancer screenings, oral health, permanent tooth, professionals, sedation dentist, Sedation Dentistry, severe dental phobia, six months, Teeth, tooth extract, tooth loss, treatment | Comments are closed

Fascinating & Creepy Science: Tooth Implants in the Eye

As creepy as it may sound, it is possible to implant a tooth into the eye, and blind patients can get back their sight.
May 2nd, 2012 | Tags: | Category: blind person, blindness, canine tooth, corneal specialist, Dental News, dentist, eye hospital, implant, implants, odonto, old man, ophthalmic surgeon, osteo, patients, plastic implants, prosthesis, surgeries, surgery, surgical procedures, Teeth, tooth implant, tooth implants | Comments are closed

Truths and Myths about Jaw Pain

Whenever you are struggling with jaw pain for well over one month, you need to see a dentist to check out what the problem might be. There are also several truths and myths relating to chronic jaw pain.
May 1st, 2012 | Category: adverse effect, arthritis, brush your teeth, bruxism, chewing, chewing gum, current research, enamel, facial nerve, female hormones, grinding, headache, headaches, health, injury, jaw, Jaw and Bones, jaw muscle, jaw pain, jaw stiffness, long periods, long periods of time, medical investigations, migraine, migraines, misconception, mouth, mouth guard, mouth guards, muscle disorders, muscles, myths, nerve, nerve problems, nighttime, overall health, pain in the neck, patien, patient, patients, people, research, sensitivity, special mouth guard, stress, teeth grinding, tmj disorder, tmj disorders, tooth, tooth sensitivity | Comments are closed

Waterlase Technology: No Pain, No Injections & No Drill

99.99% of the dental patients have some problem with the fierce dental drill.
May 1st, 2012 | Tags: | Category: anesthetic, anxiety, cavity, cleaned, comfort zone, decay, dental drill, dental drills, dental filling, dental patients, Dental Products, dentist, Dentistry, going to the dentist, jaw, laser, nerves, oral health, relieving anxiety, swollen lips, technology, water | Comments are closed

ADA Statement Examines How Funding Affects Access to Oral Health

WASHINGTON, May 1, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The American Dental Association today released the third in a series of papers that examine the challenges and solutions to bringing good oral health to millions of Americans who, for multiple reasons, lack access to regular dental care.
May 1st, 2012 | Tags: | Category: access health, affordable, affordable care, affordable dentistry, americans, available services, dental benefit, dental benefit plans, dental care, dental coverage, dental disease, dental fees, Dental Insurance, Dental News, dental plan, dental plans, dental school, diagnosis, disease, economic crisis, federal governments, general insurance, good oral health, health care, Health Department, health status, individuals, insurance, insurance commissioners, medicaid program, necessary care, oral disease, oral diseases, oral health care, oral health education, parent, patient protection, percent, preventive care, preventive services, restorative, restorative care, restorative procedures, transparent manner, underserved, underserved area, underserved areas | Comments are closed

How to Choose the Perfect Pediatric Dentist

Choosing the right pediatric dentist for your child is an extremely important task. Here are a few important facts to remember.
April 30th, 2012 | Tags: | Category: adults, child, child dentist, child dentistry, child oral health, children, children dentistry, comfort zone, dental surgery, dental visit, Dentists, doctors, health, health treatments, important facts, oral health, paintings, pediatric dentist, pediatric dentistry, pediatric dentists, professional method, professionals, psychological level, respective dentist, routine visit, sensation, sensations, trauma, traumas, treatment, waiting room | Comments are closed
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