How Long Do Dental Implants Last?
Many individuals who aren’t happy with their smiles because of [...]
Why Get Dental Implants?
Missing a tooth? Whether you’ve suffered from periodontal disease or [...]
Are Zirconia Implants Safe?
Making the decision to get dental implants is a step [...]
What Are the Risks of Dental Implants?
Since 1965, professional dentists have relied on the same modern [...]
Hidden Sugars That Harm Your Teeth
To promote holistic health and reduce the incidence of tooth decay, Assure A Smile recommends families be aware of recommended daily sugar allowances as well as the most common sources of sugar.
Health Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar
The health benefits of apple cider vinegar are well documented. Despite a growing body of research supporting these health benefits, many Americans are still unaware of this simple yet powerful type of vinegar. In this article, we review a few key health benefits and offer tips for anyone interested in making apple cider vinegar a bigger part of daily nutrition.
The Heart Breaking Truth About Sugar and Soda
Almost everyone can agree that sugar tastes delicious. From candy to pastries and even cereal, sugar is added to many of America’s top selling foods in an effort to sweeten the deal for consumers. If you visit the dentist regularly, you are probably aware that too much sugar can cause tooth decay and eventually cavities. Most recently, however, a new study has been published that suggests an even more severe side effect to too much sugar consumption.
The Link Between Oral and Mental Health
Are you neglecting your teeth and gums? If so, you could be at risk for premature cognitive decline later in life. According to a new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, aging adults with dementia also exhibit higher rates of oral disease.
New Study Links Changes in Mouth Bacteria with Pancreatic Cancer
Last week, we explored how smoking cigarettes has recently been shown to alter the oral microbiome and increase the risk of developing tooth decay. This week, a new study has been published suggesting an even more fatal link between oral bacteria and health. According to a study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting, changes in mouth bacteria have been linked to the development of pancreatic cancer.
Smoking Alters the Mouth, Increases Risk of Cavities [Study]
Nearly a half million Americans die of a smoking-related illness [...]