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Is Coffee Good for Your Teeth?

Happy National Coffee Day! What better way to celebrate National Coffee Day than with some great news about coffee? Recent research has shown that caffeinated coffee offers many benefits for oral health, including less plaque and bacteria in the mouth as well as the potential to stave off serious health risks like oral cancer. Coffee […]

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Grin and Bear It: How Smiling Reduces Stress

We all know that too much stress in our lives can wreak havoc on our health, disrupting nearly every system in our body. Stress can lead to high blood pressure, an increased risk for heart attack and stroke, and even accelerated aging. To remedy this, many people turn to yoga, meditation, stress counseling, or frequent […]

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How Does Sugar Harm the Teeth?

Trick or Treat? How the Most Popular Halloween Candies Can Harm Your Teeth Like many American holidays, Halloween involves plenty of sweets that contain added sugars. Even many “fun size” candies contain half the recommended amount of sugar per day. Below are the top six most popular Halloween candies that are given out at Halloween, […]

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Famous Teeth

A person’s smile isn’t just a facial expression; it’s a statement about who they are. With more than fifty types of smiles, it is the most scientifically studied human facial expression. This simple feature can do more than just attract admiring looks; it can amazingly define who you are. Many celebrities are well known for […]

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The 13 Oddest Dental Facts

Peculiar Dental Facts Crazy information floats around about your mouth and teeth and you may wonder whether it is true or false. It’s hard to believe, but evidence supports that some of these crazy details are, in fact, true. So, the next time you brush your teeth, eat a snack, or flash a friendly grin, […]

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Vitamin D is Linked to a 50 Percent Reduction in Tooth Decay

The sun does quite a bit for us here on earth. Without the sun, we would have no plants, no animals, and no food — life as we know it would cease to exist. A key component of the sun’s life-giving power is vitamin D. This vitamin is crucial to the absorption and metabolism of […]

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Tell Tale Teeth: Discover our Evolutionary Origins

Scientists and dentists may not attend the same schools or encounter the same things every day, but we both have one complex skill in common: we can tell a lot simply from the condition of someone’s teeth. From how old you are to what kind of food you eat each day, your teeth tell a […]

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Dr. Sands’s Favorite Product

As a Beverly Hills cosmetic dentist, I am often asked what products I recommend for optimal oral care. The Rotadent toothbrush is one of my favorite products because it is the most gentle yet effective toothbrush on the market. Especially ideal for patients who have sensitive teeth or gums, the Rotadent toothbrush does an effective […]

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Inspiration from Mother Nature to Treat Sensitive Teeth

Never underestimate the power of Mother Nature. Before turning to manmade materials and treatments, take a chance on nature’s ability to heal. When it comes to tooth sensitivity, your demand for healing and protecting may be stronger than other conditions. According to recent research, three out of four people experience serious sensitivity in the teeth. […]

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Ancient Tooth Provides Possible Evidence of Prehistoric Dentistry

Have you ever wondered what the prehistoric dentists used to take care of their patients’ teeth without the technology that we have today? Thanks to researchers, you may not need to wonder anymore. Researchers have discovered something that may open up knowledge and insight into the world of ancient dentistry. In September 2012, researchers from […]

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