More than 1 in 4 Americans 65 years of age and older report the overall condition of their mouth and teeth as being fair or poor. Their candor is often justified as several oral health conditions become more prevalent with age. In addition, some people over 65 are neglecting … [Read more...]
Just What the Dentist Ordered: Watermelon
We all know how important brushing our teeth and visiting the dentist are to a healthy smile. But just what role does diet play in your oral health? Proper nutrition is much more important to our teeth than we give it credit for. The foods you choose can have a huge impact on the … [Read more...]
Tips on how to sleep better
Taking care of your smile goes beyond just brushing your teeth. Getting enough quality sleep is also necessary for maintaining good oral and overall health. Poor sleep quality can be detrimental to your health and can cause a wide range of oral, systemic and cognitive health … [Read more...]
Rethink Your Drink
Water is a key resource for our bodies and important to our oral and overall health. Below are some facts about why choosing water over other types of drinks is more important than just staying hydrated. Having trouble drinking enough water throughout the day? Try ordering a … [Read more...]
Dentists, Diabetes, and You: Effects Diabetes has on Teeth and Gums
In the United States, one in 10 people have diabetes. However, one in five people with the disease aren’t aware they have it. This is concerning because it can be hard to manage the condition without a diagnosis. While a medical doctor is often the first to see symptoms of … [Read more...]
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