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Ever since its adoption the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has come under scrutiny and praise. The first of what is sure to be a slew of data coming out of studies recently concluded is showing that more adolescents are receiving preventative maintenance and keeping dental visits more regularly. More research is necessary but it would…
Everyone loves a heart warming cat story, cats pretty much run the internet. This one is a bit different when “Darryl” a Siamese cat needed a unique procedure to correct a palate injury to his mouth. Read on to hear how Fong Wong, D.D.S and Amy Stone, D.V.M., Ph.D. worked together to help Darryl down…
And it continues…the connection between oral heath and the overall heath of your body. It is coming more and more into the light that taking care of your mouth is much more important that looking good or having good breath. The Association Between Periodontal Disease and Kidney Function will be a topic to keep an…
By now, many of us have heard about or read the connections that researchers are making between oral health and serious medical conditions. The list of diseases that are potentially tied to poor oral health seems to grow each day. This article examines some medical issues that most of us wouldn’t expect. Alzheimer’s Disease is…
Grinding teeth is a common for people under stress and often happens when sleeping. What many people don’t realize is that grinding can cause serious issues if not treated. Professional recommend that if stress is the cause of your grinding, you should seek the treatment of a therapist to work through your stressful issues. If…
University College London is recommending that the maximum daily total calories from free sugar should be reduced from 10% to 5%. The 10% guideline comes from the WHO. This recommendation comes after reports showing that 92% of adults between the ages of 20-64 developed tooth decay. Naturally occurring sugars such as those found in honey…
This article gives some great advice for parents to help them take care of their children’s teeth. Parents should wipe down their child’s gums after feeding. It’s also advised that parents shouldn’t dip pacifier in anything sweet. The articles provides a good combination of logical and targeted tips. Title: Health Tip: Protecting Children’s Teeth Category:…
This articles touches on the confusion that consumers are facing regarding proper brushing techniques. A study by the British Dental Journal found that there is no consensus of proper brushing techniques. Dental associations, toothbrush/toothpaste companies and dental textbooks all give different advice. This is very confusing for the customer. Check out this article and make…
Canker sores are small, painful ulcers on the inside of the mouth, lips, or throat. Symptoms of canker sores include small, painful, crater-like ulcers. At Smiles of Bellevue, your oral health is important to us. If you suffer from frequent canker sores, you should visit our office as soon as possible. John P. Cunha, DO,…
During pregnancy, you are more likely to have problems with your teeth or gums. Making sure your teeth and gums are healthy during your pregnancy ensures that your baby will be healthy also. Dental care is safe during pregnancy and important for the health of you and your baby. Your dentist can help you improve…