Oral Health Articles
Learn more about your oral health with these informative articles.
Because many diseases can cause specific signs and symptoms in and around the mouth and jaw, dentists see clues that may point to critical health issues.
Did you know, oral hygiene habits may affect a baby’s health?
With so many sugary snacks such as soda pop available for easy consumption, it’s important to take extra care of your teeth. Help prevent cavities by selecting food items that contain xylitol.
Community water fluoridation is a safe and cost-effective way to fight tooth decay and improve oral health.
Taking care of your children’s oral health is key to their long-term general health.
Get tips to help maintain a healthy smile as you grow older.
Piercings within the mouth are associated with a variety of risks including infection and dental damage.
It's important to seek care from a dentist as soon as possible if you break or knock-out a tooth or have tooth pain.
According to the American Cancer Society, more than a third of all women and nearly half of all men in the United States will hear the devastating news of a cancer diagnosis during their lifetimes. This group includes the nearly 36,000 Americans who are diagnosed with oral cancer each year.
A number of recent studies have revealed a link between periodontal (gum) disease and heart disease. And since heart disease is the leading cause of death for Americans, it's time to brush up on the facts.
Three popular types of beverages can have an impact on your oral health.
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