Celebrating World Smile Day with Products for a Healthy Mouth, Teeth and Gums

Celebrating World Smile Day with Products for a Healthy Mouth, Teeth and Gums

A healthy smile is more than just showing off white teeth. It means a healthy mouth – from the health of your gums to the bacteria that lives in it. Sometimes, brushing with a generic toothpaste is just not enough to keep your mouth clean. 

Could Poor Oral Health Harm Your Lungs?

Could Poor Oral Health Harm Your Lungs?

In a new study carried out by a team of Japanese-based scientists and published in the journal mSphere, the scientists examined the effects of poor dental hygiene on the respiratory health of elderly Japanese people. The results shed light on the importance of tongue microbiota 

The Secret to A Bright Smile & Clean Mouth is Activated Charcoal Toothpaste

The Secret to A Bright Smile & Clean Mouth is Activated Charcoal Toothpaste

Photo by Isaiah McClean on Unsplash When was the last time you thought about the toothpaste you use? You’ve probably been buying the same brand for years out of habit, but have never really noticed a difference in your teeth. Take a look at the 

Is The Fluoride in Your Tap Water Linked to Diabetes?

Is The Fluoride in Your Tap Water Linked to Diabetes?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that protects teeth from tooth decay that works by stopping or even reversing the tooth decay process, keeping tooth enamel strong and solid. Also according to the CDC, almost 

PerioDental Focus: Dental Hygiene by Jerry Hickey, R. Ph

PerioDental Focus: Dental Hygiene by Jerry Hickey, R. Ph

Today everyone wants to have a perfect smile with white, even teeth. But this means nothing if you have poor dental hygiene and unhealthy gums. Indeed, proper brushing and flossing could save your life! It may sound incredible, but gum disease (periodontal disease) is linked 

PerioDental Focus: Foods That Damage Your Teeth and Gums

PerioDental Focus: Foods That Damage Your Teeth and Gums

Photo by Lesly Juarez on Unsplash Before your body can absorb food, it has to pass through your mouth. Your mouth is the initial place where all the components of your food gets filtered and enters your body; But your teeth and gums, and ultimately