By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. Veganism definitely has some health benefits because it’s based on a plant-based diet. Eating more veggies is good for your pearly whites, but not every vegan food makes mouths “hap-pea.” Leave Meat Alone Being a vegan means that you do not eat any animal products. Like vegetarians, vegans do not eat […]
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Did you know that 29.1 people living in the USA have diabetes. Maintaining a healthy mouth is essential for everyone, but presents a bigger challenge for those suffering from diabetes. If you have diabetes and you are over 50, your risk is even higher. The link between diabetes and oral health problems is high blood
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Before we start pointing fingers, who hasn’t a bout with stinky too- much-garlic-on-my-pizza breath? If you find it’s happening more often then you’d like, you might need a total diet and oral hygiene reboot. After all isn’t fresh breath something you want everyday? August 6 is National Fresh Breath Day and August 7-13 is National
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Whitening teeth has never been easier and safer. While brushing and flossing is essential for your tooth’s overall health, whitening products can give you the whiter brighter smile you’ve always wanted. With so many whitening products and treatments on the market, it can be difficult to sort through all your options.
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By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Articles have emerged discouraging removal of wisdom teeth, especially when they are not creating pain or other problems. Wisdom teeth, or third molars, most often erupt between the ages of 17-26 and sometimes cause symptoms such as root damage and swelling and eventually need to be removed.Some dental experts believe in extracting
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin As adults, we know that maintaining our oral health requires consistency and diligence. For kids? Consistency and diligence don’t even begin to cover it. Sometimes, just getting them into the bathroom to brush can be a challenge, let alone making sure each of their tiny little teeth are free of plaque.
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Are white or brown spots on your teeth standing in the way of the smile of your dreams? What is causing them and how do you get rid of them? Here’s the breakdown: What causes white or brown spots on your teeth? Dental Fluorosis – This is caused by overexposure to
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You know how sensitive your teeth feel when you head outside in the winter and breathe through your mouth? What causes this seasonal tooth pain? How does neglecting your pearly whites increase the risk? And what are the best ways to alleviate the discomfort? Read on! What causes seasonal/temperature related tooth pain? Extreme temperatures caused by
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. It’s the most wonderful time of the year and many of us are scrambling for some last-minute gifts, even if you’ve made your list and checked it twice. You’ve probably already shopped for clothes, toys, electronics, and books. So how about getting your friends and loved ones something that is both
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By: Dr. Robert C. Rawdin, D.D.S., F.A.C.P. Yes, November is sleep comfort month. This topic conjures up many different ideas, so here are some key information points to help you analyze your sleep habits and evaluate how well you are sleeping and what you can do to improve your own personal sleep comfort. What’s standing
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