How To Repair Tooth Enamel: What You Need To Know
If you had to guess, what would you say is the hardest substance in the human body? You may be surprised that...
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Fact vs. Fiction: The Gum Disease-Heart Disease Myth
You may not think your mouth's health and heart's health have much to do with each other. But research reveals strong connections between heart health and oral health. Specifically, gum disease and heart disease are linked.
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...
How To Fix Receding Gums: 4 Top Options
Do your gums appear to be receding or pulling away from your teeth? If so, you are not alone. According to research,...
Why Do All My Teeth Hurt Suddenly? Get the Answers
Imagine: You’ve been looking forward to that brownie or ice cream bar—but when you took a bite, ouch! If you’ve never had...
Why Is Oral Health Important? 5 Top Benefits
If you had to answer the question, “Why is oral health important?” you’d probably have two immediate answers: fresh breath and a...
7 Common Reasons for Oral Surgery
Oral surgery may sound serious, but did you know that it’s routinely used to treat a variety of conditions affecting the appearance...
Why Go to a Dental Faculty Practice?
Are you searching for a dental care provider? You may be weighing several traditional private practices. But they aren’t your only option....
5 Oral Cancer Risk Factors You Need to Know
Oral cancer is a relentless killer. Somebody dies of oral or oropharyngeal cancer (cancer of the back of the oral cavity and...
Tooth Enamel Loss: Signs, Causes, and Prevention Tips
Enamel—the hard, outer coating of our teeth—protects the sensitive, inner parts of the tooth from physical and chemical damage. As the first...
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