April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month: What you Need to Know
The Governor of Alabama recently declared April Oral Cancer Awareness Month. But what does this mean for you and your oral wellness? Here’s what you need to know about oral cancer risk …
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The Governor of Alabama recently declared April Oral Cancer Awareness Month. But what does this mean for you and your oral wellness? Here’s what you need to know about oral cancer risk …
Gum disease: it affects about 64.7 million American adults. It also has many causes - from poor dental health to bad diet. No matter how it shows up, gum disease can quickly …
It’s February, which means it’s National Children’s Dental Health Month. Designed to teach children and their parents about the benefits of excellent dental health care starting at a young age, dentists around …
Each morning, you wake up, brush your teeth, and check your reflection in the mirror. But how much attention are you paying to your tongue? The tongue is a commonly overlooked part …
Vaping: it’s become a cool alternative to smoking. Proponents of vaping say it’s less hazardous to health, less addictive, cheaper, and leaves less residue than smoking. While it’s true that vaping is a …
When you think of cancer, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? If you’re like most people, “oral cancer” probably isn’t your answer. As it turns out, though, the risk of oral …
Pregnancy is one of the most miraculous events the human body ever goes through. While some of the physical changes are obvious and expected, others are less obvious. Dental health, for example, …
Wisdom teeth: most of us have them, and most of us get them extracted at some point. While they’re a standard part of the human body, wisdom teeth can cause some serious …
No one likes for their babies to suffer and to cry when their teeth start to come in. However, parents should avoid using any teething products that contain benzocaine, the U.S. Federal …
Make you and your partner happier with fresher morning breath when you first wake up. The bad breath occurs because your saliva dries up during sleep. This allows bacteria to build up …