If you or anyone else has had cancer, you’ve probably been told about the increased risk of fungal infection during treatment. Chemotherapy and cancer medications lower your immune system’s response to various other diseases and infections. Fungal infections are no … Continue reading →

According to the CDC, about 48% of adults aged 20-64 have all of their permanent teeth. That is to say, 52% of adults are missing at least one tooth. At ages 20-39,  66.7 % of adults still have all of … Continue reading →

What is gingivitis? Gingivitis is a milder form of periodontitis, or gum disease. It causes swelling, irritation, and redness in the area of the gums around the teeth, called the gingiva. Untreated, gingivitis can lead to tooth loss and damage … Continue reading →

Of all the dreams and nightmares you may have throughout your lifetime, there are a few just about everyone in the world can relate to. One of the most common repeating dreams the people have which are pleasant involve flight. … Continue reading →

How stress can affect your oral health, and how to reduce those symptoms. Stress can have all kinds of negative effects on your body. From headaches to stomachaches to anxiety, stress can cause numerous health problems. Some symptoms of stress … Continue reading →

Scientists have discovered an antibody for a gene that can stimulate tooth regrowth in mice. Losing a tooth as an adult is a serious problem. One has to deal with replacing it, extra dental care, and even the possibility of … Continue reading →

Cancer can be a life-changing problem. Here’s how to look for risks and possible signs. Oral cancer is the 6th most common type of cancer, accounting for about 5% of all cancer cases. Every year, over 50,000 Americans are diagnosed … Continue reading →

Developments in eco-friendly toothbrushes have made sustainable brushes cheaper, and better than ever before. Toothbrushes are certainly a necessity. It would be difficult to imagine us going back hundreds of years in dental health if everyone suddenly stopped using one. … Continue reading →

According to the CDC, about 46% of all adults over 30 years old have some form of gum disease. About 9% have severe gum disease. Gum disease is called periodontitis when it becomes more serious. Gum disease starts out with … Continue reading →