Nothing turns people away quicker than bad breath odor. Whether you are on a date or in a meeting, it is hard to make a good impression when you are emitting a stench from your mouth every time you speak. While you may be able to mask your bad breath temporarily with mints or chewing
Your teeth are made of the strongest substance in your entire body. The outer layer, or enamel, of your teeth can withstand significant forces on an everyday basis. Unfortunately, this protective layer of your teeth is not invincible. When a tooth suffers frequent friction and stress or is exposed to corrosive substances, the enamel can
No one likes feeling nauseated. However, whether it is due to pregnancy, gallbladder disease, a virus or medication side effect, nausea can be unavoidable. While temporary nausea is not likely to harm your dental health, if you experience a queasy stomach and vomiting on a frequent basis, you may want to take extra steps to
When it comes to your dental health, each stage of life presents with unique challenges and concerns. Adolescence is no different. In fact, there are some very notable dental risks that can occur during these turbulent teenage years. As a parent, we know you are picking your battles as you raise your teen. However, let
Is a bad gag reflex keeping you from the dentist? You are not alone. While we all have a natural gag reflex (or laryngeal spasm) in our body, some are more sensitive to others. This can create anxiety when undergoing dental procedures, especially if there are dental impressions involved. Modern dentistry brings good news for
Countless patients undergo orthodontic treatment each year. Wearing braces can correct a wide range of misalignments in your teeth and promote a straighter, more attractive smile. While modern orthodontics include methods like Invisalign that make it easier to clean your teeth and gums during treatment, a large majority of patients still rely on traditional metal
If you see pink in the sink when you brush or floss your teeth, you are likely experiencing bleeding gums. and you need to let a dentist know. The gums are soft, delicate tissues that support your teeth. When the gums are damaged or unhealthy, your entire smile is at risk. What is causing your
Aging brings a host of changes within your body, which results in certain health risks you weren’t exposed to as a child or young adult. These risks include your bones, your heart and even your mouth. In fact, aging adults and seniors are more susceptible to certain dental health conditions. It is important to know
It is already understood that the health of your gums is highly influenced by the health of your body, and vice versa. Untreated gum disease has been linked to stroke, heart disease, premature birth and other serious health conditions. But could your body weight play a role in your periodontal health? A recent study at
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