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May 09, 2019 | Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease, also known as periodontitis, is associated with accumulation of the bacteria P. gingivalis in the affected areas of the mouth. In a 2019 study published in Science Advances, researchers discovered evidence that may suggest a connection between periodontal disease and Alzheimer’s. After examining the spinal fluid, saliva, and brain tissue of individuals afflicted […]
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April 29, 2019 | Periodontal Disease
Medical professionals have noticed a possible connection between oral and cardiovascular health. The long-term effects of untreated oral bacteria related to periodontal disease could potentially have severe consequences. There is a misconception that the plaque that triggers gum disease is the same that clog arteries, but that is not the case. There is still no […]
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March 04, 2019 | Oil Pulling for Teeth
Oil pulling is an ancient dental hygiene technique that has recently become popular in the mainstream with its promises of whiter and healthier teeth. This alternative practice involves gently swishing vegetable-based oil in the mouth for approximately 20 minutes to draw out toxins and oral impurities. Many individuals swear by this folk remedy and even […]
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February 06, 2019 | Dental Implants
Missing teeth can have detrimental effects not only on the aesthetic of a person’s smile but also the strength of their jawbone. The loss of permanent teeth can be attributed to factors that include tooth decay, injury, periodontal disease, certain illnesses (i.e., diabetes), and teeth grinding (bruxism). Some of the typical lifestyle choices that lead […]
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January 11, 2019 | Toothpaste
People are always looking for new ways to brighten their smile. Some of the most popular approaches are at-home treatments or trendy products, but not all of these deliver the best results. Charcoal toothpaste has bombarded social media and beauty blogs with claims of producing a brighter, whiter smile without the use of dental bleach. […]
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