Dental Setting Useful for Early Detection of Diabetes
The dental setting can play an important role in identifying patients who may have diabetes or prediabetes.
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Does It Matter What Type of Toothpaste You Buy?
Yes, it actually does matter what kind of toothpaste you buy. Choosing a brand and a type, however, shouldn’t require too much forethought.
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What’s On Your Toothbrush Just Might Surprise You
Have you ever wondered what might be making it’s way onto your toothbrush?
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11 Other Uses For Toothpaste
Besides keeping your teeth sparkly, toothpaste offers a wide range of cleaning, cosmetic—even healing abilities around the house.
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Am I Brushing My Teeth Correctly?
As it turns out, how you do it—whether you floss before or after, rinse your mouth out, and how you brush—matters.
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Good Foods For Your Teeth
Nutrition is important for every cell in our bodies — and that naturally extends to teeth and gums.
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AAE Calls on Dental Partners to Champion Root Canal Safety
The effectiveness of root canal treatment is well established in dentistry, but according to the American Association of Endodontists, misinformation continues to circulate on the Internet that may cause patients to question the safety of endodontics. During its recent Root Canal Awareness Week, which was held March 30 to April 5, the AAE asked everyone…
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April is National Facial Protection Month
It’s always better to be safe than sorry! 2% of children and adolescents who play sports will eventually suffer a facial injury that requires medical attention. Though that number seems small doesn’t mean that it can’t happen to you. Make sure your children are properly geared up for whatever sports they play. Thanks for visiting…
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Tooth Loss Linked to Depression, Anxiety
Tooth loss from caries and periodontal disease is an outcome from complex, chronic conditions. Several biopsychosocial factors are involved, including accessing care. Individuals reporting dental anxiety may avoid dental care; and individuals with depression may be negligent in self-care. In this study, researchers examined a potential association of tooth loss with depression and anxiety. The…
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Fewer Americans Fear Root Canals
Fewer Americans fear root canal treatment, according to a recent survey by the American Association of Endodontists.
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