Thursday, June 19, 2014
The Importance of Home Dental Care
Going to the dentist regularly is important, but how important is home dental care? Caring for your smile starts at home and can be achieved by a variety of practical steps. To continue reading the full article, please click here.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
8 Tips to a Healthy Smile
Learn how to maintain a healthy smile can be easy if you know the right steps. Learn what it takes to keep your teeth healthy with eight easy steps. To read the full article, please click here.
Can Red Wine Protect Your Teeth?
Recent developments have proven that a moderate amount of red wine can greatly reduce the risk of dental plaque and the deterioration of biofilms. To continue reading the full article, please click here.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Advances in Dental Hygiene: Diagnostic & Therapeutic
See some of the greatest new advances in the dental hygiene industry. New diagnostic and therapeutic technologies are truly revolutionizing the dental industry. To read the full article, please click here.
Do Not Fear the Dentist
Fear of a routine dentist appointment is very common among many Americans. However, you can overcome this fear and experience relief for your next dentist appointment. To read the full article, please click here.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Want to Fight Cavities? Drink Red Wine!”
The
heart health benefits of red wine have been well documented, but now, new
evidence suggests that red wine may also have dental benefits as well. A new
study suggests that red wine and
grape seed extract could eliminate bacteria in the mouth that is responsible
for cavities, periodontal disease and tooth loss. A research study performed a
series of tests to identify the most effective substances in killing bacteria.
Click here to read what they found.
No More Drilling and Filling- New Research Proves Tooth Regrowth a Possibility
Imagine
never again having to have a cavity filled, a broken tooth repaired, or
worrying about an organ transplant. What if we could regrow our own bones and
organs? That is the basis of the research published this week in the journal Science
Translational Medicine. By using light from low-powered lasers, researchers
hope to tap into this natural healing process. Click here for the full article.
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