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Menopause has surprising impacts on your oral health. Penn Dental Family Practice answers your seven top oral health and menopause questions.
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Why Is Oral Health Important? You May Be Surprised
Why is oral health important? The first two obvious reasons that come to mind are: No one likes cavities, and everyone likes...
Depression and Teeth: The Surprising Connection You Need To Know
PDFP explains what you need to know about the critical connections between mental health, oral health, and your overall health.
Fact vs. Fiction: Is Honey Bad for Your Teeth?
Is honey good for your teeth? PDFP has all the facts about what honey can do for your teeth.
“Should I Be Worried About a Black Spot on My Tooth?”
“Should I be worried about a black spot on my tooth?” Black dots on teeth aren’t necessarily a cause for panic, but you should consult your dentist. Here’s why.
The Most Common Dental Myths About Sugar-Free Drinks—Exposed
Are sugar-free drinks bad for you? Penn Dental Family Practice exposes five health and dental myths you need to know.
Why Is Brushing Teeth When Sick So Important?
When you’re feeling under the weather, taking care of your teeth may be the last thing on your mind. In fact, there...
How To Get Root Canal Pain Relief
Do you have an infected tooth that needs a root canal but are worried about experiencing pain afterward? You’re not alone. Studies...
How To Repair Tooth Enamel: Tips and Techniques
Tooth enamel is a thin outer shell that covers the tooth crown. This protective layer is the hardest tissue in the human...
What Causes Dry Mouth and Is It Serious? Get the Answers
When you are anxious or nervous, your mouth may feel dry. But if you constantly feel like you need some water or...
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