The heart wants what it wants, and your heart wants you to take care of your mouth. According to several studies, gum disease is associated with heart disease. Which means it’s important to have good oral health habits, especially for those who are afflicted with heart … [Read more...]
Romantic Tooth-Friendly Foods
Love is in the air this time of year, and that comes with exploring these aphrodisiac foods—which also turn out to be good for your teeth! Food as an aphrodisiac has been subject to debate for as long as one can remember. Whether it’s a complete myth or just a placebo effect, … [Read more...]
Healthier Holiday Apple Crisp Recipe Your Family Will Love
As the weather gets chillier, we’re often left wanting a warm, comforting treat. A lot of traditional baked goods can contain very high amounts of sugar, which of course is not ideal for our dental health. If you’re searching for a tooth-friendly fall dessert, look no … [Read more...]
Lower Risk of Oral Cancer Linked to Flossing, Dentist Visits
Flossing is an important oral health habit that promotes a healthy mouth and body. Yet, in a recent survey only 16 percent of Americans of respondents, said they always floss once a day. When asked why they don’t floss, participants stated it was too time-consuming, it’s … [Read more...]
Beat the Thanksgiving Guilt – Healthier Thanksgiving Side Options
Thanksgiving dinner—the one time each year we justify eating until our pants can’t button. Unfortunately, we aren’t filling up on an abundance of fruits and vegetables. Instead, the Thanksgiving dinner table is usually full of fat, salt, and sugar. Avoid Thanksgiving guilt by … [Read more...]
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