Adult Oral Health
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3 Ways Bad Teeth Brushing is Hurting Your Smile
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends brushing your teeth twice a day to keep your teeth healthy. But bad brushing habits can leave plaque behind, cause receding gum lines, and damage tooth enamel. That means … Read More
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Most common dental problems
Misaligned bites, broken teeth, and mouth ulcers are just a few of the dental problems people deal with. However, some are more common than others. In fact, you’ve likely experienced at least one of these … Read More
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How to keep your tongue healthy
Exercise and good nutrition keep your body healthy. Brushing and flossing keep your teeth healthy. What about the health of your tongue? Believe it or not, your tongue’s health is also important to your oral … Read More
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Periodontal (gum) disease: The silent health assassin
In the past, many people separated the health of their mouths from the health of their bodies. Luckily, today there is a better understanding of the connection between the two. You cannot have a healthy … Read More
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Life with Unhealthy Teeth
Have you ever canceled a dentist appointment because you felt your teeth were fine as they were? Because unhealthy teeth may not always present physical symptoms, many people ignore their oral health and take their … Read More
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The Unique Connection Between Oral and Mental Health
*Updated May 2023 Mind and Mouth Connection The connection between oral health and mental health The connection between oral health and physical health is well-known. For example, poor oral health puts you at a higher … Read More
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What are the different types of dentists?
Visiting your dentist is essential to maintaining proper oral health. But did you know that there are several different types of dentists? Just like doctors specialize in different parts of the body, dentists specialize in different … Read More
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Smile, employers! There are ways to create a more positive workplace.
Do you help make your employees smile? Happy workers make for a more successful business. When workers feel respected and valued, they’re more likely to be happy and engaged. Workplaces that lack a positive atmosphere … Read More
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Mouth ulcer development and the link to stress, anxiety, depression
As we’ve been sharing for years, oral health is tightly connected to our overall health. Conditions like stress, distress, anxiety, depression, and loneliness are linked with poor oral health, including the development of painful mouth ulcers. A … Read More
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How to stop gum recession
Gum recession can affect anyone – even those who follow excellent oral health habits. Factors like age and genetics play a part in this, which is why it’s essential to know what you can do … Read More