February

3

Diabetics Notice Decline in Oral Health

According to the September 2002 edition of the Journal of the American Dental Association, when diabetes is not properly controlled, high glucose levels in diabetics’ saliva feeds the sugar-loving, tooth-decay causing bacteria in the mouth. Because the high glucose levels are in the saliva and not on surfaces of teeth, the problem is much harder to control with tradition oral care methods, such as brushing and flossing.

October

6

What?! Brush My Teeth Twice A Day?

What do you mean I have to brush my teeth
twice a day?
What’s Going on With Your Gums?
If you’ve been to the dentist lately, it’s likely you’ve had a little talk with the doc about gingivitis or periodontal (gum) disease.  You’re certainly not alone! According the American Dental Association, about 80 percent of the [...]