Am I Addicted to Sugar?
April 30, 2020
A sweet tooth is harmless; that is until it starts reaching levels in which you need sugar to function daily. The over-consumption of sugar can lead to dental, health, and overall wellness problems. Those who have a strong craving for sugar may be asking themselves the question, am I addicted to sugar? Listed below are...
Read MoreWhat to Do for Sleep Apnea
April 28, 2020
Many people suffer from sleep apnea, which refers to a condition that causes your throat to close during your sleep. This causes you to stop breathing and can cause serious health risks if left untreated. If you think you have this condition and you want to overcome it, then try to use these three tips...
Read MoreHow to Prevent Acid Erosion on Teeth
April 21, 2020
A contributing factor to poor dental health is acid erosion, which is just as bad for teeth as sugar. People who do not look out for acid may not realize the damage they're doing to their teeth or how a few simple steps, included below, can protect their teeth from acid erosion and prevent costly...
Read More5 Common Signs of Teeth Grinding
April 10, 2020
Tooth grinding, more formally known as bruxism, is a condition that involves the clenching and grinding between the upper and bottom jaw. For some people, this condition is caused by stress or because of orthodontic misalignment. For others, they might not even realize that they're grinding their teeth because it is done mainly at night while...
Read MoreCavities Tied to Bottled Water pH Levels
March 31, 2020
Most physicians, nutritionists, and dentists will agree that staying hydrated is critical to our overall physical health. And this means drinking at least eight, 8-ounce glasses of water per day. However, because the tap water that comes from most municipalities contain trace amounts of microorganisms, nitrate, and even arsenic, many individuals prefer to drink bottled...
Read MoreDangerous Sports for Your Teeth
March 25, 2020
Injuries are common in almost every sport. However, when it comes to dental injuries, some sports are considered more dangerous. Are you aware that 39% of all dental injuries are attributed to sports injuries to the face or head? Common sports such as basketball, hockey, handball, and many others are common causes of dental injuries. It is...
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