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Sep

Vitamins and The Prevention of Oral Cancer

Studies have shown a large, statistically significant reduction in the risk of cancers of the oral cavity and pharynx with high intake of fruits and vegetables (1). This may be due to the potency of vitamins and minerals found in fruit and vegetable products, wh...

Sep

Tooth Loss In Older Adults

Tooth loss in aging adults is of concern for nutritional status, bone health, the structure of remaining teeth, and psychological health. Although the causes of tooth loss in older adults remain varied and somewhat contested, it is generally agreed upon that too...

Sep

Reflux and Oral Health

While many consumers experience occasional acid reflux (or, as it is more commonly known-heartburn), a more severe, recurrent form of reflux can be of serious damage to teeth and the oral cavity. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) is characterized by frequent back...

Sep

Wine and Staining

Dental staining is a common and aggravating problem for millions of consumers. Accordingly, the global market for teeth whitening products is expected to reach an excess of 7 billion dollars by the year 2024. Currently, the global market stands at a price of 3. 15 mill...

Sep

Micronutrients and Oral Health

Human beings require both macro and micronutrients for optimum health. Macronutrients are nutrients required in large amounts for normal growth and development, namely, carbohydrate, protein, and fat. While micronutrients are needed in much smaller amounts...

Sep

MI Paste and Caries Prevention

Dental caries is a common problem that affects a vast majority of adults. It is caused by the action of acids on the enamel surface. These acids are produced when sugars in foods and beverages react with bacteria found in the dental biofilm or plaque on the surface of the affe...

Sep

CPP-ACP In Caries Prevention

Caries also called as tooth decay and cavities refer to the breakdown of teeth due to acids produced by bacteria. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, about 92% of adults ages 20 to 64 have dental caries in their permanent teeth. Figures also r...

Sep

How Are Periodontal Disease and Preterm Labor Related?

Is There Really a Link Between Periodontal Disease and Preterm Labor? Find Out Today! IntroductionLinked to heart disease, heart attack, arthritis[i], and even stroke, Periodontal disease is a serious medical issue for years back. Periodontal disease is the term that is being us...

Sep

Your Heart Is Affected By Your Mouth’s Health

Good oral hygiene is not just about keeping your teeth white as pearls and avoiding bad breaths or expensive procedures in the dentist's office. What goes on in your mouth has a major impact on your overall health and well being. Often it is hard for us to understand how ou...

Sep

Relationship Between Periodontal Disease and Joint Problems

What Is the Relationship Between Periodontal Disease and Joint Problems? Joint problems - including joint pain, swelling, tenderness, inflammation and limited range of motion, are all problems which can create great difficulties in one's life. These are all the common...

Sep

Activated Charcoal Toothpaste

Regular dental hygiene is crucial for pearly whites, prevention of gum diseases and tooth decay, and for overall health too. Bearing in mind the importance of brushing teeth, we take time when buying toothpastes. It's not a decision you make in a few seconds. Nor it is a...

Sep

All What You Need To Know About Gingivitis

Gingivitis is a common gum disease indicated by inflammation of the gingiva, the area of the gum around the base of the teeth. It is the early stage of periodontal disease which affects 47. 2% of adults aged 30 or older and 70. 1% of Americans who are 65 or older[i]. While the r...

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