There is a connection between the heart and the mouth that many people are unaware of. There has been a lot of research investigating this connection and it has shown that people with gum disease (periodontal disease) are more likely to have heart disease. The American Academy of General Dentistry published a report showing that […]
Right VS. Wrong Brushing Improper brushing is more common than most would think. Brushing your teeth may sound like a simple task, but doing so improperly could lead into problems regarding your oral health. Your mouth has more germs in it than the number of people on this planet. “A common misunderstanding is that just
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To eat or not to eat? That is the question you should pose to yourself before you reach for that bag of sour gummy worms! It’s no secret to any of us that sugar isn’t good for our teeth. Our parents and dentists have reminded us since childhood not to drink too much soda or
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Sweets and sugary foods have a lot to do with tooth decay, but whether or not you develop cavities or gum disease depends on several factors. The foods you eat are one part of the recipe, but how often you eat is also key, along with whether you’re genetically predisposed to develop tooth or gum
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The #1 cause of tooth loss in the United States is gum disease, with over 75 percent of American adults exhibiting some form of periodontal disease. In fact, it’s one of the most common diseases worldwide.
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An expectant mother has plenty to keep her mind busy during pregnancy, but there’s one thing that might slip her mind: oral health. While it may be challenging to brush up a minty-fresh toothpaste lather when you have morning sickness, it’s important to stay on top of your teeth during those nine months.
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Kids always get reprimanded for eating too much Halloween candy, but no one is really policing the adults. So here are some friendly reminders about how to behave before, after, and on October 31, and how best to indulge in any candy treats.
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Good nutrition starts in the mouth – and goes on to affect the rest of your body – which means that oral health issues can compromise your overall well-being. Loose teeth, ill-fitting or uncomfortable dentures, missing teeth, broken teeth, gum disease – all of these dental concerns can affect how well you are able to
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Have you ever wondered if some movie stars have a reputation for being “the one with the bad breath” or “the one with the bad teeth”? No one really wants to kiss either candidate.
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If you are looking for a new Philly dentist, you have found the right place! We have been in the same location for almost 10 years on Walnut Street in Philadelphia, just off Rittenhouse square. Because we provide you the best service and get you healthy quickly, we greet many new patients in our office.
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