Every February the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children’s Dental Health Month to raise awareness about the importance of oral health for children. Developing good habits at an early age and scheduling regular dental visits helps children to get a great start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. As a Gallery57Dental team […]
Yes, mouthwash helps undo the garlic pizza you’ve had for lunch, but it can also do much more. Regular rinsing is beneficial to your dental health, providing additional protection against cavities and gum disease, reports The Wall Street Journal. – It reduces tooth plaque and helps neutralize the acidity of the mouth to lessen the
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Does biting into crusty New York bagel make your jaw ache and /or feel pain in and around the ear? Is your jaw making a clicking sound as you painfully chew? You might be suffering from a Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, better know as TMJ. This joint acts as a hinge that connects your jaw to
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The more you brush, the healthier your teeth will be? Not necessarily. Brushing your teeth too often can be too much of a good thing, causing sensitive teeth and receding gums. According to the Wall Street Journal, dentists estimate that between 10-20 percent of the population have damaged their teeth or gums as a result
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Don’t bring your teacher an apple if you want to get on his good side! In a recent survey of 458 dentists, hygienists and dental professionals, a third of participants identified apples as a major cause of damage to teeth and gums. One of the factors might be the increased popularity of sweeter apples such
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Hey Sharon Osbourne! At Gallery 57 Dental, we guarantee our tooth implants are screwed on permanently. Unlike the one that fell out while you were on air last Tuesday! The 62-year-old was chatting on her TV show, “The Talk,” when she felt something pop off in her mouth. “Oh sh*t”! My tooth is falling off!”
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Do sugar cravings wake you up in the middle of the night? Is that withdrawal you are starting to feel each time you try to cut back? Probably. Scientific evidence has shown that sugar can be as addictive as cigarettes and drugs. It stimulates the pathways of the brain as an opioid would, producing symptoms
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Can we celebrate the New Year without sugary treats? Seems impossible at times. We all know that too much sugar can lead to tooth decay and a variety of health problems. So try to cut back wherever possible this season and toast the New Year with some healthy, DELICIOUS egg nog. Happy New Year from
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How gross! Did you forget to brush your teeth again, because you got home at dawn from another holiday party? How often do you neglect your teeth, because you’ve been working late, passed out watching television or one of the other million excuses we all have? Don’t let it turn into a habit! Doing a
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Got plans to kiss under the mistletoe? Think again! Recent research published in the journal “Microbiome” found that as many as 80 million bacteria are transferred during at 10-second French kiss. The research was quite thorough. Scientists recruited 21 couples who happened to be visiting a zoo in Amsterdam. As part of the study, the
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