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Cavities: A Look Back

By fahrenheit

Researchers have recently published a study that links many of the oral health complications suffered by humans today to similar ones experienced by ancient humans. Researchers studied the skeletons of ancient humans present during the Pleistocene age. The number of cavities present in these ancient humans is very comparable to the number present in the … Continued

Does Your Tooth Hurt?

By fahrenheit

A hard crisp apple…a chewy caramel…a refreshing soda…   If the names of the previous food caused you to wince in pain from the ache of your teeth, you may have a tooth cavity. Are you currently experiencing: tooth sensitivity mild to sharp pain when eating or drinking something sweet, hot, or cold visible hole … Continued

Water Fluoridation Anniversary

By fahrenheit

Looking for a reason to celebrate this week? Why not join us in celebrating the 69th anniversary of community water fluoridation? There are worse reasons to eat cake! If you do choose to bake something sweet and celebrate, rest easy knowing that fluoride is helping you fight the onset of cavities and prevent tooth decay. … Continued

Braces: One Or Two Stages?

By fahrenheit

Many parents grow concerned as their children get older when the best time to start them in braces is. Immediately? After all their permanent teeth have come in? At what age will I know they’ll even need braces? While there isn’t one correct answer, as every child and case is different, there are a few … Continued

Gum Health And You

By fahrenheit

As someone who vigilantly attends to all aspects of your oral health, the fact that taking care of your gums is just as crucial as taking care of your teeth is probably old news to you. You spend equal amounts of time brushing your gums and teeth! You regularly check for signs of malaise and … Continued

Tooth Extraction And You

By fahrenheit

There are many different situations that may require tooth extraction. It could be that your wisdom teeth have finally decided to poke their way through, overcrowding your mouth. Or it could be that for whatever reason a tooth has decayed past the point of repair. Tooth extraction is usually necessary prior the placement of a … Continued

Preventing Dental Injury

By fahrenheit

He shoots… he hits his teeth on the rim of the hoop! It might not be what you expect when you’re watching a good game, but dental injuries commonly occur during sports related activity. These accidents happen all too often for us to refer to them as “freakish.” Luckily, there’s much to be done by … Continued

What Are The Best Foods For Oral Health?

By fahrenheit

We are always told what not to do growing up. As if life was some grand process of elimination and we were slowly waiting to knick every last possible vice of the list to suddenly be left with the perfect instructions of how to take care of ourselves. However, life isn’t this solely a process … Continued

Causes Of Bad Breath: Part 2

By fahrenheit

This is the second part of a series of blog posts on bad breath. Below, a few of the causes of bad breath are described. Stomach Sometimes bad breath can be caused by issues involving the gastrointestinal tract. Usually the discomfort and other symptoms associated with any gastrointestinal issue are too intense for the sufferer … Continued

Causes Of Bad Breath: Part 1

By fahrenheit

You brush, you floss, you rinse and you check in with your dentist two times a year. And yet you still have a problem. Bad breath, or halitosis, plagues many otherwise upstanding mouths. While “brush more” or “use mouthwash” seem like effective enough treatments, they don’t account for or treat many of the various causes … Continued