We all know that good oral hygiene is important for keeping your teeth healthy. However, oral hygiene is about more than fighting cavities. Research has shown that there is a strong correlation between oral health and overall health, not to mention that tooth and gum problems can have serious effects...
You've done juice cleanses and applied pore-clearing face masks, but have you ever thought about how your mouth could benefit from a good detox? A build-up of plaque and other microbes could lead to many problems for your mouth and your overall health, including cavities, gum disease, heart disease, and...
Staying healthy isn’t only about how we eat, our exercise routines, or whether or not we’ve been exposed to a virus. Both personal and public health is also affected by the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the environments we live in—all of which are directly impacted by...
There’s no denying the importance of good oral hygiene. It dates back to the earliest history of civilization. In fact, archeologists have found “tooth sticks” in Egyptian tombs. It has been said that Buddha would chew sticks into fluffy-ended scrubbers and that the Roman author, Pliny the Elder, would pick...
What is it that makes a dental practice sustainable and eco-friendly? From daily office practices, to the choice of equipment, to the products they use, many dental practices are taking steps to ensure their offices are healthier for both you and the environment. Read on to discover what you can...
