3 Leading Holistic Health Techniques to Consider
Adopting a holistic lifestyle takes time, determination and resolve. Physicians [...]
We Can Now Process Zirconia in the Office
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Fluoride and the Pineal Gland
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How Mercury Causes Thyroid Damage
Thyroid conditions affect approximately 30 million Americans, half of whom [...]
What to Do If You Think You Have TMJ
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3 Ways to Improve Oral Health at Home
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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 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.
The Surprising Link Between Oral Health and Happiness
There is a well-documented link between smiling, happiness, and overall quality of life. In one study, researchers found that healthy adults who reported high levels of life satisfaction also happened to be smiling in high school yearbook photos. Other studies show similar correlations between gum health, happiness, and life satisfaction. Read more to learn simple ways to improve health, strengthen teeth, and build happiness!
AAP Reports Gum Disease May Cause Respiratory Infection
Holistic dentistry studies the connections between the mouth and the rest of the body. In past articles, we’ve explored how gum disease can increase the risk of heart disease. This mouth-body connection is just one of many examples that show how each piece of the human body is connected to the next. Below are two new studies that indicate another connection, one that may surprise most readers.