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Why and How to Save a Diseased Tooth
posted: Apr 06, 2020.
Let's say you have a diseased tooth you think might be on its last leg. It might be possible to save it, perhaps with a significant investment of time and Read more -
Why the Bottled Variety Might not be Your Best Choice for Clean Drinking Water
posted: Mar 27, 2020.
In recent decades civilization's millennia-long search for clean, safe drinking water has become much easier with modern purification methods. Today, there are few places in the United States without adequate Read more -
Gluten Sensitivity can Lead to Dental Problems
posted: Mar 17, 2020.
There’s been a growing awareness about the effects of gluten, a protein found in grains like wheat, rye and sometimes oats, on certain people. An estimated 1 in 133 Americans Read more -
Serena Williams' Call for Help: What Every Parent Should Know About Teething
posted: Mar 07, 2020.
Celebrities use Twitter to connect with their fans—promoting their next project, sharing big news and, yes, throwing a little shade. Occasionally, though, a tweet reveals something deeply personal about your Read more -
Increase Bone Mass for Dental Implants through Grafting
posted: Feb 26, 2020.
Losing a tooth from disease or accident can be traumatic. The good news, though, is that it can be replaced with a life-like replica that restores your smile. One of Read more -
This Rare Tongue Condition Often Looks Worse than it Actually is
posted: Feb 16, 2020.
There are a few mouth conditions so rare most of us have never heard of them. Geographic tongue would fall into this category, affecting only one to three percent of Read more -
This February, Show a Little Love to Both Your Heart and Your Gums
posted: Feb 06, 2020.
It’s February and time for a little heart love. And not just the Valentine’s Day kind: February is also American Heart Month, when healthcare providers promote cardiovascular health. That includes Read more -
No "Glee" in Tooth Grinding
posted: Jan 27, 2020.
Sure, it’s big news when celebs tweet selfies from the dental office… if you’re still living in the 20th century. But in Hollywood today, it’s harder to say who hasn’t Read more -
Why Smoking and Dental Implants Don't Mix
posted: Jan 17, 2020.
With a 95-plus percent survival rate after ten years, dental implants are one of the most durable replacement restorations available. Implants can potentially last much longer than less expensive options, Read more -
No Matter When the New Decade Begins, Be Sure You're Partnered With Us for Your Dental Care
posted: Jan 07, 2020.
The 2020s are here, so throw those “new decade” parties! Well, maybe. Some of your party guests might insist the Twenties won't begin until January 1, 2021. For some reason, Read more -
A Bird's-Eye View of Tooth Replacement
posted: Dec 28, 2019.
Imagine not having your upper teeth for talking and eating, not to mention your appearance, and you’ll have some idea of what Beauty the bald eagle experienced after losing the Read more -
NHL Iron Man Keith Yandle Suffers Dental Trauma on Ice
posted: Dec 18, 2019.
Professional Hockey player Keith Yandle is the current NHL “iron man”—that is, he has earned the distinction of playing in the most consecutive games. On November 23, Yandle was in Read more -
How Implants Might Improve Bone Health With Dentures
posted: Dec 08, 2019.
Think dental implants only replace individual teeth? Think again—this premier technology can also support other kinds of restorations to provide better stability and comfort. And, they also help improve bone Read more -
Smoking Increases Your Risk for Dental Implant Failure
posted: Nov 28, 2019.
There are definite links between smoking tobacco and several major health problems. While we’re all familiar with its relationship to cancer or heart disease, smoking can also adversely affect your Read more -
What You can Do to Stop Sugar from Harming Your Health
posted: Nov 18, 2019.
Occurrences of obesity and Type 2 diabetes have soared in the last few decades. While there are a number of influencing factors, health officials place most of the blame on Read more -
The Real Truth Behind Ed Helms' Missing Tooth in "The Hangover"
posted: Nov 08, 2019.
Ed Helms is best known for his role as the self-absorbed, Ivy League sales rep, Andy Bernard, on television's The Office. But to millions of fans he's also Stu, a Read more
