According to researchers from the University of Central Lancashire School of Medicine and Dentistry, poor dental health, gum disease, and Alzheimer’s disease may be linked. While this is not the first study to predict a link between dental health and… Read More
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Pediatric Dentistry and Preventing Cavities in Children
Over time, bacteria in the mouth produce excessive acid that contributes to the loss of tooth enamel, the hard mineral coat that covers the tooth. Without this protective layer, the tooth becomes vulnerable to tooth decay and cavities. The good… Read More
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Don’t Delay, Prevent Tooth Decay
Tooth decay is a common dental ailment, and yet it is easily prevented. So why does it happen? The Culprits As it seems is the case with most problems in life, the most enjoyable things are the ones that cause… Read More
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Pediatric Dental Care (Pedodontics) from Your Friendly Catonsville Dentist
Proper dental care starts at a young age. The American Dental Association recommends that a child’s first visit to the dentist be right before their first birthday. This helps teach your child, at an early age, about the importance of… Read More
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Dealing with a Toothache
Ouch! Was that my tooth? You may be dealing with a Toothache, an ambiguous term used to describe pain in or around the tooth. And it is not any clearer from there. A toothache can be caused by any number… Read More
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Tips for Dealing With Bad Breath
It is finally summer. You take your girl or guy out to a nice dinner, enjoy a romantic walk at beneath a beautiful sunset, and lean in for a kiss. Unfortunately for you, halitosis, the ultimate date ruining super villain… Read More
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Dealing with Sensitive Teeth
Ouch! You experience a sharp pain whenever you take a drink of your ice-cold beverage. You just want to quench your thirst, but your Sensitive Teeth have other things in mind, namely pain. But why? Why are your teeth so… Read More
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How often should I see the dentist?
When it comes to dental care, it seems like everyone has the same question; “How often should I see the dentist?” For years, the conventional wisdom was twice-yearly dental cleanings. Still, others prefer to go to the dentist once a… Read More
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Diet Coke is Bad for Teeth, According to New Study
Methamphetamine and crack cocaine are known for their damaging effects to the mouths of drug users. But what about diet soda? According to a study published recently in the journal General Dentistry, the heavy consumption of diet soda can damage… Read More
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When Should I Replace My Toothbrush?
Believe it or not, according to a 2011 study, the toothbrush holder was named the third “germiest” spot in the home. Why? Just think about it. Every time you flush your toilet, your toothbrush is exposed to water droplets, fecal… Read More