Gum disease may raise risk of some cancers
People with history of gum disease appear to have higher risk of developing oesophageal and gastric cancer, suggest researchers Article by Sciencedaily.com
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Tooth Decay — How To Assess Your Risk
Don’t Wait For Cavities — Stop Them Before They Start! Article by DearDoctor.com
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What You Eat, Affects Your Oral Health
You may be able to prevent two of the most common diseases of modern civilization, tooth decay (caries) and periodontal (gum) disease, simply by improving your diet.
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Dental Hygiene is of an Utmost Importance
Maintaining your teeth isn’t only about looking good. Poor dental hygiene can lead to problems that are much bigger than an unpleasant smile. Tooth decay and gum disease can affect other parts of your body, including your heart.
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Why Perio Protect®?
Gum Disease Linked to Many Diseases – Century Smile Now Offers New Minimally Invasive Treatment!
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COVID-19 Offers New Reasons to Maintain Dental Health
CDA advocated for dental teams to be prioritized in Phase 1a; CDA now coordinating logistics with state and local health departments.
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California dental staff will be among first in state to receive COVID-19 vaccine
CDA advocated for dental teams to be prioritized in Phase 1a; CDA now coordinating logistics with state and local health departments.
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Use It or Lose It
Do you know your plan maximum? In California, the maximum amount is the total benefits that a plan will pay in a 12-month period. The year might end on December 31st or following a year of coverage. If you don’t monitor dental benefits, you could pay for great coverage and lose some or all benefits.
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Causes of Teeth Sensitivity
While your teeth might be straight, healthy-looking, and white, you can still experience problems in your mouth. Skipping flossing, for example, for a few days can create problems. Many patients get so busy that they miss important steps in their daily mouth care, and they suffer the consequences. This is true especially for diets high in sugar and acidic content. Check with your dentist to address any recurring problems in your mouth.
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Healthy Halloween: Protect Your Teeth As You Age
Cavities are a serious condition that can increase your dental bills as you age. One cavity can develop in a short time (i.e. six months) and require treatment by your dentist. The tiniest cavities (pit and fissure) can be treated with fluoride. All other cavities require a filling.
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