If you want to straighten your teeth, but shudder at the thought of metal braces, you’ll choose Invisalign because they’re invisible. But wait until you learn all the ways these comfortable aligners make it easy to get the smile you desire.
Everyone knows that diet plays a crucial role in our health, but diet is also extremely important for our oral health. Of course foods that you eat such as sugar can immediately impact your teeth; however, vitamins, nutrients, and minerals that we consume both from foods and from supplements have a larger role to play in our oral health and can keep our mouths healthy. Learn more from Dr. Genevieve Borders. Read the full article here: NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES AND ORAL HEALTH
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If you want to straighten your teeth, but shudder at the thought of metal braces, you’ll choose Invisalign because they’re invisible. But wait until you learn all the ways these comfortable aligners make it easy to get the smile you desire.
While no one wants to find themselves dealing with a cracked tooth, painful abscess, lost crown, or other unexpected dental emergency, knowing what to do before you make it to the dental chair can make a huge difference in your treatment outcome.
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If you snore and suffer from sleepless nights you may be suffering from sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is caused by a blockage of the airway, resulting in the temporary stoppage of breath during sleep.
We tend to have many concerns about our bodies as they age. With our risk for chronic disease, gum disease, certain types of cancer, and cognitive decline increasing with age, it’s no wonder that we’d be worried about our smiles as we go through life.
If your opinion about gum disease is that it does not impact many people, then you should know that, according to the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP), estimates are that up to three out of four Americans suffer from some form of gum disease today.