Why Are Oral Cancer Screenings Important?

THIS YEAR ALONE, the American Cancer Society estimates over 54,000 new cases of oral cancer just in the US. When we say “oral cancer,” we’re usually referring to a broad range of cancers affecting various parts [...]

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Weird Mouth Facts, Spread The Word

THE NEXT TIME you need an ice-breaker, why not toss out a few weird mouth facts? We’re confident you’ll be able to impress your friends. Fact #1: We Need our Spit to Taste Our Food [...]

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Dental Health Concerns for Women

DENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS for women can be a lot different than for men, and that even includes oral health! 90% of people diagnosed with temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD) are women. It’s typically caused by bruxism [...]

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What Triggers a Canker Sore?

A CANKER SORE, a shallow ulcer that can develop on the inside of the cheeks or lips, can mean days of discomfort. Different things can trigger a canker sore. The most common are a bitten lip [...]

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Dental Health and Eating Disorders

EATING DISORDERS ARE incredibly dangerous, sometimes life-threatening mental conditions. The first health impacts that probably come to mind are the psychological toll they take and the malnutrition they cause if left unchecked. However, they also take [...]

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Oral Bacteria and Kissing

THE REASON DAILY brushing and flossing are so important for keeping harmful oral bacteria populations under control is that they reproduce very quickly. In a healthy, clean mouth, there might be anywhere from a thousand to [...]

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