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Study Shows Fluoride in Drinking Water Helps Prevent Tooth Decay Recently, researchers at the University of North Carolina and the University of Adelaide, Australia found strong evidence suggesting that many more people than previously thought can benefit from fluoridated water. Published in March, the study is the first population-level study of its kind. It indicates […]
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One of the largest health epidemics in the United States today is obesity. Obesity is associated with a large number of other serious conditions and diseases, including diabetes, heart disease, and even some forms of cancer. Obesity is a major health concern for a large percentage of Americans, and new research suggests that obesity is […]
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During the 55th Annual Grammy Awards, which aired back in February, there was quite a buzz surrounding what country music artist Faith Hill was wearing. However, it wasn’t her dress or shoes that were getting all the attention, but rather her braces. When previously asked by a radio station why she was wearing the orthodontic […]
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Although my practice is located in Beverly Hills, California, I like to stay informed about worldwide issues concerning oral health. I’m particularly interested when something in the news could improve oral health, especially that of children. New developments in other nations that promote healthy teeth and gums could eventually be implemented here in the United […]
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Common Misconceptions about Root Canals You’re relaxing at home when you notice that the slight sensitivity you’ve been feeling in your teeth for a few months seems to be worsening. You’ve been putting off seeing a dentist for a while, but now you notice that the pain in your teeth is becoming unbearable. At first […]
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It’s a well-known fact that brushing your teeth at least two times a day, combined with flossing and visiting a dentist regularly, can greatly reduce the chances of cavities forming. The following information debunks common myths about cavities so you can distinguish between fact and fiction. Myth #1: If you have a cavity, you will […]
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Have you ever really wondered what the importance of your smile really is? Smiles have long been known as the universal sign of peace and happiness, no matter where a person lives or what language they speak. This simple gesture has a dramatic effect on others and not only makes a person look more friendly […]
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Current techniques for dental implant replacement fail to reproduce naturalized root structures, causing a loss of bone around the implant. A recent study led by Professor Paul Sharpe, an expert in craniofacial development and stem cell biology, reveals that scientists have discovered a technique called the “Biotooth”, replacing teeth using bioengineered material derived from a […]
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Also known as halitosis, the causes of bad breath affect everyone at one time or another. Whether it is a side-effect of waking up in the morning or a consequence of eating a meal containing garlic and onions, there are various causes of bad breath. Neglecting regular brushing and flossing are common reasons why someone […]
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Dull or yellow teeth are caused by a variety of elements in our daily lives. As the enamel of your teeth wears down from consuming sugary, starchy, and acidic foods and drinks, the yellow dentin beneath it becomes more apparent. Consistently drinking liquids such as tea, wine, coffee, and soda, as well as using tobacco […]
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