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THE IMPACT OF DIABETES ON TEETH AND GUMS

THE IMPACT OF DIABETES ON TEETH AND GUMS

ONE OF THE MOST common complications of diabetes is gum disease, and that isn’t the only way diabetes is hard on teeth and gums. Diabetes and oral health have a close relationship. If the diabetes isn’t carefully controlled, it will be much harder to maintain good...
HOW SMOKING AFFECTS ORAL HEALTH

HOW SMOKING AFFECTS ORAL HEALTH

WE’VE ALL HEARD over and over how smoking can adversely impact health, with the most infamous example being lung cancer. But smoking doesn’t only harm the lungs; it damages every single system in the body, and it also damages oral health. Smoking Increases the Risk of...
SUGAR, ITS MANY ALIASES, AND YOUR TEETH

SUGAR, ITS MANY ALIASES, AND YOUR TEETH

WHAT COMES TO MIND when you hear the word “sugar”? Probably your favorite type of candy or dessert, maybe your favorite soda. You probably didn’t picture barbecue sauce, granola bars, flavored yogurt, or fruit juice, but all of these and plenty more foods you wouldn’t...
ANIMAL TEETH OLYMPICS

ANIMAL TEETH OLYMPICS

TEETH ARE OUR PASSION, and while we spend most of our time focusing on human teeth, sometimes it’s fun to take a look at the truly amazing teeth of the animal kingdom. So today we’re going to hold the olympics of animal teeth, to see which critters win the gold for...
TEETH-FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN TREATS

TEETH-FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN TREATS

HALLOWEEN IS A TON OF fun every year, and it’s right around the corner! We love the costumes, the decorations, and the local events, but we’re a little wary of all that candy. Sugar isn’t just tasty to us; the harmful bacteria in our mouths love it. If you want to...
GUM RECESSION: MINIMIZING YOUR RISKS

GUM RECESSION: MINIMIZING YOUR RISKS

THE EXPRESSION “getting long in the tooth” refers to gum recession, but this oral health problem isn’t necessarily connected to age. Gum recession is when the edge of the gingival tissue moves away from the crown of the tooth, exposing the root. The reason we tend to...