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How a Tooth Caused Hannah Bronfman's Mystery Ailments
updated: Oct. 22, 2021
Hannah Bronfman, well-known DJ and founder of the health and beauty website HBFIT.com, took a tumble while biking a few years ago. After the initial pain and bruising subsided, Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Eat the Right Kind of Carbs to Protect Yourself from Gum Disease
updated: Apr. 30, 2020
In the quest for the ideal diet, people often stress over one particular food group: carbohydrates. And for good reason—some carbohydrates have been linked to chronic inflammation, a contributing Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Keep an Eye on your Gums to Catch Disease Early
updated: Feb. 05, 2019
You have a great smile: beautiful white teeth all perfectly aligned. But unbeknownst to you, periodontal (gum) disease might even now be damaging your gum tissues, setting the stage Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Stop Gum Disease Before it Threatens Your Dental Implant
updated: Feb. 17, 2018
Teeth-replacing dental implants not only look life-like, they’re made to last. For one thing, the metals and dental materials used in them are impervious to bacterial infection. But that doesn’t Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Managing Gum Disease Could Benefit Other Conditions You May Have
updated: May 14, 2017
Nearly half of all Americans have some form of periodontal (gum) disease. Without proper daily hygiene and treatment, this aggressive disease can ultimately cause tooth loss. It also appears Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Dr. Travis Stork: Don't Ignore Bleeding Gums
updated: Apr. 11, 2016
Are bleeding gums something you should be concerned about? Dear Doctor magazine recently posed that question to Dr. Travis Stork, an emergency room physician and host of the syndicated Read moreCategory: Oral Health -
Other Factors Besides Hygiene Could Contribute to Gum Disease
updated: Oct. 20, 2014
Periodontal (gum) disease is an infectious condition that if left untreated could lead to tooth loss. While gum disease is primarily caused by a thin layer of bacterial plaque Read moreCategory: Oral Health