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Smile-Impacting Symptoms: 5 Early Signs of Dental Trouble
June 4, 2019
Dental trouble affects much more than your teeth and gums – it can have a lasting effect on your overall health and well-being. Luckily, Dr. Dental’s team of oral healthcare professionals knows exactly what to look for and how to get your oral health back on track. 5 Early Signs of Dental Trouble Cold or ...
Prescriptions That Are More Than a Mouthful: Medications That Lead to Tooth Decay
May 21, 2019
According to the Mayo Clinic and Olmsted Medical Center, nearly three-quarters of Americans take at least one prescription drug, while 20% use at least five medications. When you take a common medication to battle a cold, suppress pain, or promote regular blood pressure, you’re focused on one thing: returning to normal health. But should you ...
The Importance of Oral Health – How to Decrease Your Risk of Mouth and Throat Cancer
May 10, 2019
Did you know that April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month? Oral cancer is a surprisingly common disease; more than 50,000 new cases of oral cancer are diagnosed in the United States. Oral cancer may not receive the publicity and awareness of other cancers and diseases, but it should. Consider this: about 25 Americans die every ...
How to Whiten Teeth – Teeth Whitening Tips
March 15, 2019
Who doesn’t want a winning smile? Like every human action, there’s an evolutionary background behind turning up the corners of your mouth and showing off those pearly whites. Displaying one’s teeth, according to some evolutionary psychologists, started as a way to project a healthy image. Since oral health is a window to overall wellbeing, early ...