3 Legendary Women of Dental History

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MARCH IS WOMEN’S History Month, and there’s no better time to celebrate the remarkable women who shaped the field of dentistry. Long before women were welcomed into professional schools or medical institutions, a handful of …

How Eating Disorders Can Harm Your Teeth

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EATING DISORDERS AFFECT millions of Americans, and while much attention focuses on their impact on overall health, the damage they cause to oral health is often overlooked. Understanding the connection between eating disorders and dental …

Lip and Tongue Ties: A Guide for Parents

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IF YOU’VE NOTICED your baby struggling with breastfeeding or your toddler having difficulty pronouncing certain sounds, the culprit might be a lip or tongue tie. These common conditions affect many children, and understanding them can …

Tobacco: Dangerous to Teeth in Any Form

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WHEN PEOPLE THINK about the dangers of tobacco, lung cancer and heart disease typically come to mind first. However, tobacco products pose serious and immediate threats to oral health, regardless of how they’re consumed. Whether …

It’s TMJ Awareness Month Again!

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NOVEMBER IS HERE, and with it comes TMJ Awareness Month — a time dedicated to educating patients about temporomandibular joint disorders and the important role oral health professionals play in diagnosis and treatment. Whether you’re …

Beware Viral Dental Health “Advice”

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SCROLL THROUGH SOCIAL media for five minutes, and you’ll likely encounter someone confidently dispensing dental health tips. From oil pulling to activated charcoal toothpaste, the internet is awash with supposed miracle cures and quick fixes …