Are Health Drinks Unhealthy for Teeth?

Many popular drinks contain acid and sugar, a combination that can erode tooth enamel and fuel the harmful bacteria responsible for gum disease. When evaluating it, there are some key factors that determine how "good" or "bad" a drink is for oral health.

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Danielle Kelner
The Inflammation Connection: Gum Disease & Whole-Body Health

Inflammation is a natural immune response and can be beneficial to your health. However, excess inflammation is linked with many serious health problems: heart disease, diabetes, sleep apnea, cognitive decline, and many more.

Perhaps most surprising is that chronic inflammation often goes unnoticed. For example, gum inflammation doesn’t always hurt, but it sends a steady stream of signals to trigger immune response.

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Danielle Kelner
How Does Your Gum Health Score?

Anxious about your gums? Understanding and addressing periodontal disease is crucial for maintaining not just your smile, but your overall well-being. Let's see how your gum health scores and what you can do about it.

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Danielle Kelner
Goodbye Cavities?

Every year, Over 175 million teeth are filled in the U.S. to repair damage from cavities. A blend of bacteria, sugar, and immune factors create a complex process that affects the quality of life in every age group.  Did you know that researchers are uncovering innovative methods that could make traditional fillings a practice of the past?  Here’s a look at what’s ahead!

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Shon Dempsey