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  • What Foods Should You Consume To Prevent Or Treat Periodontists?

    As you may know, periodontitis, also referred to as gum disease, represents an inflammation of the gums that leads to major dental problems, including tooth loss. Periodontists is the most severe stage of gingivitis, where the gums recede, leaving the tooth root exposed. While Periodontitis is a serious problem that needs to be addressed immediately…
  • What can you do if you have just suffered a tooth injury?

    Dental injury refers to damage to the teeth, mouth, jawbones or delicate oral tissue. Tooth wounds can happen in a wide range of accidents or activities, for example, sport games, battles, auto crashes, falls, chewing on hard items/food or by drinking hot fluids. These wounds that influence the mouth are excruciating and can cause bleeding,…
  • Water Fluoridation induces Thyroid Impairment

    Fluoride is an inorganic anion of fluorine that wears the symbol F.  It is a toxic drug that is linked to countless potential severe health problems. Recent studies have concluded that fluoridated water consumption can result in a severe thyroid dysfunction. The studies have also linked the fluoridated water consumption with exacerbate behavior problems as…
  • Vitamin D

    As the seasons change and we change our clocks, most may be a prudent idea. Nutritional consultants advise differing amounts for daily supplementation, so I will not recommend a fixed amount. Best to check levels, supplement if low, and check again from time to time. This is especially true during the dark months of the…
  • Vitamin C is good for your body and heart

    Vitamin C is not stored in the body because is a water-soluble vitamin. Although most mammals have the ability of producing vitamin C, humans don’t. This means that we have to be aware of that and consume vitamin C on a daily basis. There are numerous functions Vitamin C has in the human body. It…
  • Understanding TMJ Syndrome: What It Is, How To Cure It Seattle Dentist

    The fall harvest season is upon us, meaning it’s time to get cooking with some of the season’s fresh harvest pickings. If however, you’re biting down on that corn on the cob and noticing your jaw hurts, take care to identify whether you’ve actually got a more serious medical condition. The jaw is one of…
  • Three Ways Pregnancy Can Damage Your Oral Health

    Pregnancy is a whirlwind of life changing experiences and preparations for the future. Unfortunately, it's also a time when oral health can suffer. Dr. Mitch Marder explains why many mothers-to-be can experience problems with their teeth and gums during pregnancy. 1. Hormones—Pregnancy has been shown to cause significant hormonal changes in mothers. Studies show that…
  • Think before accepting a Vaccine

    Did you ever wonder why your physician or your child pediatrician seems to be pushing vaccines on you each time you walk through the door? Or does your doctor seem angry if you don’t want to buy a dose of a flu vaccine? Have you thought that maybe it is because he is working for…
  • The simple way of reducing stress

    Stress affects your life directly and can even get you sick. Recent studies have linked cancer to stress. But if you are under a lot of stress you could also suffer from bruxism, temporomandibular joint disorder, insomnia, depression, heart disease, and many others. But there are a lot of ways to reduce stress and also…
  • The link between depression and birth control pills

    The most popular form of contraception in the U.S are the birth control pills. More than 16% of women are choosing this type of contraception, while a little over 7% prefer to use long-acting forms of contraception, like hormonal intrauterine devices or implants. What all these contraception have in common is that they are different…