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Give your mouth something to talk about. Prevention Magazine recently discussed the 7 foods that are good for your body and improve oral health: Carrots – WebMD informs us that carrots have been around at least 5000 years. They’re an excellent source of vitamin A and loaded with beta-carotene. What you may not know is that chewing these […]

Is devouring candy more unhealthy that smoking joints? According to a new survey from NBC News/Wall Street Journal, Americans believe that marijuana is safer than sugar reports Huffington Post. Can they be right? The negative effects of consuming sugar in high quantities are serious. Recent studies have shown that scarfing down too much can lead

Did you know that beer breweries hold a secret to better teeth? Recently scientists reported that the part of hops that isn’t used for making beer contains healthful antioxidants and could be used to battle cavities and gum disease.  

FUN FACT: Dentist William J. Morrison helped invent the modern cotton candy machine in 1897. He afterwards stated (I think): “Life is a carnival. Slurp up this melt- in -your mouth treat and then vigorously floss and brush your teeth.” Want More fun facts that are “Too ridiculous to be true (but are)” ?

Fun fact: Did you know 350 slices of pizza are eaten every second? One of the many health benefits of all that melted mozzarella, is it can help prevent tooth decay. So beuno gusto!

The Oscar committee saw beyond Barkhad Abdi’s smile, when they nominated him for best supporting actor. Not everyone is that lucky. Maintain your oral health and ensure award winning opportunities!   http://youtu.be/cpslBtjw9nU

by Diane Koenigsberg   It’s the season for flowers, chocolate and, best of all, kisses and more kisses. How often is something that feels so good, also so good for you? A passionate smooch can improve your oral health and may even strengthen your heart and burn calories.   Philematology, the scientific study of kissing,

In an effort to motivate parents and caregivers to take action to reduce their children’s risk of oral disease, the Ad Council and the Partnership for Healthy Mouths, Healthy Lives have released a new, free mobile gaming app called Toothsavers. This interactive game makes toothbrushing fun by encouraging kids (ages 3 – 6) to save