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How is Oral Health Linked to Overall Health?
Your oral health does not only affect your gums and teeth, but it also greatly impacts other parts of your body.
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4 Foods That Are Ruining Your Pearly Whites!
Though often overlooked, it’s important to understand that your oral health is a major part of your overall health. Healthy teeth are integral to your wellbeing. Not only do our teeth allow us to chew comfortably, they also add beauty to our smile. In order to maintain your teeth, it’s important for you to invest …
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3 Common Dental Problems And How To Avoid Them
This infographic sheds light upon three dental diseases Tooth Decay, Gum Disease and Yellow Teeth.
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Do It Yourself—3 Home Remedies for Toothaches
There can be many reasons behind a person experiencing a toothache. The most common one is tooth decay, followed closely by infections and periodontal disease.
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The Truth about Sugar And Tooth Decay
Tooth decay is one of the most common causes of tooth loss around the world. The statistics are so alarming; around 91% of Americans have experienced it at some point in their lives!
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White Spots on Teeth: How to Get Rid of Them
There’s a lot that can go wrong with your teeth as you age. Years of wear and tear, irresponsible dental hygiene, drinking colored drinks, and eating foods that are laden with sugar make them lose their color and original shape.
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Keep the Happy Smile—How Smiling Can Trick Your Brain into Happiness
In the 19th century, Charles Darwin proposed that our facial expressions don’t just reflect emotions, but also trigger them. However, this theory didn’t gain any traction until the 1980s. In that decade, many psychologists conducted studies with somewhat consistent results that proved to strengthen the concept. Among these was Dr. Zajonc.
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Know the Difference: Sedation Vs. Anesthesia
While the words sedation and anesthesia are often used interchangeably. Both are in fact quite different procedures.
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Symptoms of Tooth Decay
If you let a sudden shriek of pain after your first bite of icecream, you should be alarmed! Tooth senstivity indicates that your teeth have lost their protective covering called the Dentin.