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Oropharyngeal cancer rate up significantly
posted: Jan 08, 2014.
The rate of oropharyngeal cancer increased significantly among women and men from 1983 to 2002, almost exclusively in economically developed countries (including the US, the UK, Canada and Sweden), according Read more -
American Dental Association meeting in New Orleans
posted: Nov 08, 2013.
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Get Healthy for the New Year: Start with Good Dental Health
posted: Dec 27, 2012.
It's that time of year again when people everywhere resolve to get healthy. This may include eating better, kicking your tobacco habit and starting that exercise program you've been putting Read more -
All I want for Christmas is my 2 front teeth
posted: Nov 11, 2012.
With the holidays quickly approaching, it’s a perfect time to look your very best for the nearing holiday parties and celebrations spent with friends and family. Your front teeth might Read more -
Survey Says Most People Have Misconceptions About Dental Health
posted: Nov 04, 2012.
Ok … How often should you brush your teeth? If you think you should brush after every meal, as 90% of Americans surveyed by the American Dental Association Read more -
• Tips & Tricks for Avoiding Tooth Decay this Halloween
posted: Oct 27, 2012.
Fun costumes, pumpkin carving and trick-or-treating—kid’s love Halloween and the fun-filled festivities it entails. But when a child comes home with a bag full of candy, how can a parent Read more -
NUTRITION AND ORAL HEALTH - How much do you know?
posted: Oct 18, 2012.
How many of these questions can you answer correctly? The more you know about nutrition and oral health, the healthier you are likely to be. What are free sugars? “Free sugars” Read more -
Teens Abuse of Prescription Medications
posted: Sep 26, 2012.
Prescription medications are now the most commonly abused drugs among kids ages 12-13 and second to marijuana among young adults.* A majority of these drugs are obtained from family and Read more -
Half of All Adults have Periodontal Disease
posted: Sep 08, 2012.
One out of every two adults in the U.S. age 30 or older have some form of periodontal disease according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study Read more -
• Sippy Cups: Tips for Choosing & Using Child Training Cups
posted: Aug 17, 2012.
A baby’s teeth are at risk for tooth decay as soon as they erupt. Prolonged exposure of a child’s teeth to sugary liquids is a leading cause of decay. Read more -
WHITENING YOUR TEETH
posted: Jul 28, 2012.
Teeth whitening is a great way to improve your smile. For best results and to ensure your safety, teeth should be bleached under professional supervision. We can help you choose Read more -
Dental Hygienists Ask Many Questions and Respond to ABC’s “The Viewâ€
posted: Jul 15, 2012.
You just came in to have your teeth cleaned, but the hygienist is asking you about any changes to your health and what medications you are taking. Meanwhile you are Read more -
Grapefruit With Some Medications Can Be Dangerous
posted: Jul 01, 2012.
Grapefruit juice and fresh grapefruit can interact with some prescription and nonprescription drugs which can lead to adverse events. For example, if you drink a lot of grapefruit juice while Read more -
Avoid benzocaine for babies due to methemoglobinemia risk
posted: Jun 22, 2012.
The FDA has reissued a warning about the use of benzocaine gels or liquids (like Anbesol, Num-Zit or Orajel for teething) to relieve teething pain for children under 2. Parents Read more -
Teeth That Think!?!
posted: Jun 09, 2012.
Scientists at Princeton and Tufts are working on a tooth sensor that identifies bacteria in saliva for wide ranging use: the researchers have already identified bacteria associated with stomach ulcers Read more -
Good Dental Habits — It's Never Too Early (Or Late) To Start
posted: May 15, 2012.
An estimated 75% of Americans have some form of gum disease and recent studies have linked gum disease to other health problems such as diabetes, respiratory infections, obesity and even Read more
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