by Rick Dugmore | Aug 23, 2019 | Oral Health
Right from the start, we are all told of things that are bad for us. Smoking causes cancer. Drinking alcoholic beverages can damage the liver. And sugar is the ultimate evil. Not only it’s the major culprit for diabetes, but it is also known to cause tooth decay. So,...
by Rick Dugmore | Dec 16, 2018 | Oral Health
Have you been having recurring canker sores, and have thought to yourself, why do I keep getting canker sores? As troublesome as these can be, know that you are not alone. Anyone is susceptible to getting them, and there are a number of causes thought to bring them...
by James Huang | Feb 3, 2017 | Oral Health
Everyone knows that physical activity is good for you in so many ways, such as reducing stress, decreasing risk factors of disease, and so on and so forth. It would make sense that physical activity would have a ripple effect across different systems, like your oral...
by James Huang | Jan 13, 2017 | Oral Health
It’s an understatement to say that many Americans have struggled with finding the right healthcare for their families. And even if someone does find the perfect fit for their family, some of these health plans don’t include dental coverage. And let’s...
by James Huang | Dec 23, 2016 | Oral Health
Everyone’s heard that coke can dissolve enamel (after all, it’s strong enough to dissolve a nail, right?). However, studies have shown that the dissolved tooth and nail experiments are largely false. Coke was used by some as a cleaner to remove rust...
by James Huang | Dec 1, 2016 | Oral Health
We’ve all heard the same mantra at our annual teeth cleaning: “brush twice a day and floss more.” But even if you are a stickler with these habits, you may be blindsided with the news that you need a filling. Why does this happen? Keep in mind that...
