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Data suggests that approximately 60% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions. Unfortunately, a mere 8% of these goals are achieved. Many relate to improving overall health and wellbeing. Many people seek to lose weight, exercise regularly, quit smoking, etc. How about committing to improving your oral health? A Commitment to Your Smile Improving your oral …
The need to maintain good oral health is important as we age. Many years ago, older adults used to typically need dentures later in life. As oral health care has evolved, now more than 75% of those over the age of 65 have some remaining natural teeth. Older individuals still experience higher rates of problems …
Have you been experiencing sudden pain when your teeth are exposed to extreme heat or cold? Roughly 22% of U.S. adults report having an episode of pain associated with their teeth, gums or jaw in the past six months. Often tooth sensitivity is rather mild; however, when feelings of pain are severe or persistent it …
Some people may develop self-consciousness when they have unusually large teeth. This is most common in the front teeth that are generally the most visible. This is merely one of many cosmetic dental concerns. According to the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), approximately 30% of American adults are unhappy with the appearance of their teeth. …
Losing a tooth is one of the most common yet uncomfortable dental problems a person can have. It can be a challenge both aesthetic and function-wise. This is one reason why people don’t want to leave it as is. Not replacing the missing teeth is not unsightly; it can also result to possible gum and …
Flossing is often something we forget to do while we tend to our dental health. Flossing can be very annoying and painful activity to do. Sometimes when you floss, your gums would bleed. This is why a lot of people don’t even bother. People often avoid flossing and go straight to brushing their teeth and …
You have probably heard the famous phrase “an apple a day will keep the doctor away.” If that were the case, then we can replace our dentist with an apple. Unfortunately, keeping our teeth healthy is far more complicated than just an apple. We often wonder why we get so many cavities when we brush …
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Keeping a great smile is largely made possible by practicing healthy dental habits. Many dental and oral issues may be prevented from developing if you just practice good oral hygiene and other habits that are good for the teeth. Of course, you will still need to go the dentist for regular checkups. But at least …
Laughter is the best medicine, they say. That’s tantamount to saying that great smiles are good for you and your health. There are plenty of reasons to smile. It just simply makes everything feel brighter and better. A great smile goes a long way, not just for yourself, but to other people as well. In …
When you think of it, there seems to be no relation between exercise and your teeth. But there can be. In fact, some experts say that exercise and running can be tough for dental health. According to a small study, published in a journal, it has been found out that there is a higher rate …