By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. We already know that coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is spread similarly to how other flu-like diseases spread – through saliva or mucus droplets in the air. But did you know that the body has a natural filter for that? It’s called the nose. With May being “Mouth Breathing Awareness” month, let’s […]
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By: Rosie Torres, R.D.H. “Instant Results!… Removes Years of Stains!… Order Now!… Hurry, this is a limited time offer only!” Do any of these catchy phrases sound familiar? On a daily basis we’re bombarded with advertisements over social media and commercials featuring bright, white, Insta-worthy smiles. The model shows us just how easy the product
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By: Liza Alicea BA, RDH While feasting at a shindig one of the holiday canapés gets stuck between your teeth and you forgot to pack floss…what do you do? The Easy Solution In a perfect world, you head for the hors d’oeuvres that are deliciously skewered on a toothpick. Voila! You can use the pick
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By: Robert C. Rawdin, D.D.S., F.A.C.P. Is your partner’s loud snoring or the tossing and turning keeping you awake? It might be time for a sleep divorce. What Is A Sleep Divorce? Sleep divorce is the new modern solution for couples that love each other but dread bedtime together. According to the National Sleep Foundation,
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By: Dr. Andrew Koenigsberg Most of the time you cannot tell if you have a cavity. Like most chronic diseases, (think high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease), there are no symptoms until the disease is very advanced. Fortunately, now days we have diagnostic aids to detect disease before there are symptoms. That is why it
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Keeping your child cavity free may be able to be in your control! A study of Australian twins suggests that environmental factors are more important than genetics in determining who gets cavities. Both identical and fraternal twins showed to have equal risk of developing tooth decay and cavities according to this study.
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin This Sunday, April 7th, is World Health Day! This holiday is celebrated to increase awareness for global health. …But what does that have to do with a blog on a dental website? It gives us the opportunity to remind all of you about the link between oral health and overall health!
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Have you ever met a kid who LIKES brushing his teeth? Not likely! Toothbrushing is not the most fun activity for children, but it is absolutely necessary for a healthy life. Unfortunately they are usually too young to understand the consequences of neglecting their teeth. What’s at Stake? Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg & Her Son And
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By: Dr. Samantha Rawdin February is American Heart Month! Though it may not be obvious at first, there is a direct correlation between oral health and cardiovascular health. That connection? Plaque. There’s plaque in your mouth and plaque in your arteries. Even though they’re not the same types of plaque, one can still influence the
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By: Dr. Rebecca Koenigsberg Canker sores are painful white ulcers inside your mouth that tend to sneak up on you when you’re most vulnerable. Winter flu, times of stress, or just cleaning your teeth a little too roughly can trigger their appearance. How can something so small cause so much discomfort? 1. What are canker
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