3 Reasons to Increase Your Water Intake
If you don’t drink any water, you won’t be around [...]
What Causes Bad Breath?
Every minute of every day, our mouths are busy taking [...]
4 Natural Ways to Boost Your Oral Hygiene
Your mouth is a mess. Even if you have impeccable [...]
The Benefits of Using Ozone Therapy in Dentistry
When it comes to treating dental decay and infection, ozone [...]
How Oral Health Affects Your Whole Body
Aside from the aesthetic implications of failing to care for your [...]
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 [...]
Dentistry News: Cavities Start at Infancy
Miami dentists have long warned parents to pay strict attention to the oral health of children. Recent research conducted at the University of Illinois gives way to further concern, as studies show that infants are particularly susceptible to bacteria growth and cavity formation.