Study: Gum disease may increase lung cancer risk Posted On July 18, 2016 | cancer, Dentist, Doctors, General, Health, News, smile, Uncategorized Chinese researchers have found that individuals with periodontal disease might be at an increased risk of developing lung cancer. The report, published ahead-of-print in the Journal of Periodontology, found that individuals with periodontal disease have a 1.24-fold increased risk of developing lung cancer. In the report, titled “Periodontal Disease and Read More
Children acquire cariogenic bacteria from inside and outside the family Posted On July 12, 2016 | Dentist, Doctors, Health, News, Pediatric Clinic, smile BOSTON, USA: Previous studies have shown that children acquire cariogenic pathogens, like Streptococcus mutans, mainly from their mothers through interpersonal contact, such as the sharing of cutlery or kissing each other on the lips. However, new research has now suggested that intra- and extra-familial sources other than maternal also play a Read More
How Many Americans Floss Their Teeth? Posted On May 5, 2016 | Dentist, General, Health, Invisalign, News, smile A new analysis shows most of us are ignoring our dentists' advice. Americans can now be scientifically divided into three categories: Those who floss daily, those who never floss and those who fall somewhere in between. The first nationally representative analysis designed to determine how many people floss their teeth Read More
Goldfish with missing jawbone fitted with $150 braces Posted On March 30, 2016 | Dentist, Doctors, General, Health, Invisalign, News, smile ALLENTOWN, PA (WCMH)– A veterinarian in Pennsylvania is creating some smiles over social media after he created fish braces. A pet is a pet. Whether it’s a dog, a cat or a goldfish, people usually want what’s best for their animals and in this case, what was best was braces Read More
6 Habits That Wreck Your Teeth Posted On March 10, 2016 | Dentist, Doctors, General, Health, Invisalign, News We all have nasty habits that can damage our teeth. Some are fairly obvious, like chewing on ice, grinding our teeth (either while awake or asleep), or chewing hard candy, but some are more subtle. Here are a few things you may be doing that could send you to the Read More