Dr. Samantha Rawdin discusses the link between stress and tooth loss. This past week, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon hosted actress Demi Moore. As an avid Tonight Show watcher, I (not-so-shamefully) pride myself on having deciphered the interview sequence they take with their guests: Guest sits down. Jimmy welcomes guest. Jimmy brings up interesting, […]
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Coffee, wine, and chocolate… They’re so good, aren’t they? But, what does your teeth have to say about them and what hacks are out there to avoid staining your teeth?
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In today’s episode, Dr. Samantha Rawdin discusses teeth whitening products such as: Purple toothpaste, Rembrandt Intense Stain Removing toothpaste, and Crest 3D white toothpaste.
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“Fear of dental treatment may keep patients from seeking or delaying care until there is an emergency, often resulting in pain and additional oral health issues. Ironically, phobic patients may wind up needing more extensive treatment than they would have needed had the problem been treated in a timely manner resulting in increased treatment, trauma
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Did you know just one tic tac is enough to turn your mouth acidic for two hours? Getting adequate nutrition as a vegetarian or vegan may be difficult and your teeth may not be getting what they need to stay healthy. How often should one eat might clash with what is ideal for creating an
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Dr. Robert Rawdin explains what prosthodontics is and what a prosthodontist does.
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Sleep apnea is a condition in which patient stop breathing for brief periods during sleep. Sleep apnea can be treated with a simple non-invasive appliance. Watch our Ask the Doctor video for more information on treating sleep apnea.
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Children should definitely get into the habit of brushing and flossing their teeth as early as possible. Building great dental habits early can dramatically improve their oral health later on.
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