Our genes may stave off a trip to the dentist. A new study researchers tracked dental patients for 16 years, looking for gum disease and tooth loss, found that people with healthy mouths who have mutations in their IL-1 gene are more likely to have teeth problems. Check this out: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57588692/genetic-test-may-tell-how-often-you-need-to-go-to-dentist/
Month: June 2013
Dental Implant Video
Watch this short Dental Implant Video to get a visual for the benefits of getting Dental Implants.
Smokers have more dental problems…
In a another recent article in the California Dental Assoc (CDA) magazine:
Black Raspberries Help Ward off Oral Cancer
Take a look at this…another reason to add fruits and veggies to your diet. In a recent article in the California Dental Assoc (CDA) magazine:
Health Effects of Poor Oral Hygiene that Extend Beyond Your Mouth
…”the mouth is the “gateway to the body” as stated in this most recent article on EMaxHealth that summarized the effect of poor oral hygiene on your health. Did you know that the bacteria that originate in the mouth can travel through the bloodstream and cause a host of health problems that you may not…
Encouraging Smokers to Talk With Their Physicians About Quitting Smoking
Let us help you quit smoking! The most recent issue of JAMA (Vol 309, No. 22), highlighted the national media campaign of The Office on Smoking and Health at the CDC to motivate smokers to quit smoking by directing them to 1-800-QUIT-NOW, which directs callers to their state quitlines for free cessation counseling, or the Tips campaign website, which…
Third Molar Socket Grafting
Read this informative article about Third Molar Socket Grafting and its relation to Periodontal Health.
You Have Options!
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Management of ankylosed primary molars with premolar successors, aka “stuck baby teeth”
In a recent article by Tieu LD, in the Journal of American Dental Assoc. (JADA), a review of over 3500 articles found that Ankylosed (“stuck teeth”) primary molars initially should be monitored closely for up to 6 months. If they do not exfoliate (“fall out”) spontaneously, they should be removed, because arch-length loss, alveolar bone defects,…