dental health

In general, consuming ginger on a regular basis means giving your body a shot of nutrients, minerals and bioactive compounds that scientific research has shown can benefit both mind and frame. Now, let’s take a closer look at some of those individual benefits.

Approximately 30 percent of people worldwide are affected by halitosis—more commonly referred to as bad breath—an embarrassing condition that is characterized by “a foul-smelling odor that seems to come from the mouth cavity,” says TheraBreath.com. There are a variety of different causes that can lead to halitosis, including diet, the use of tobacco products, as […]

Malocclusion: defined as the misalignment of the upper and lower sets of teeth, it’s one of the most straightforward problems in dentistry. There are essential three classes of malocclusion: class 1, which involves a normal bite but slight overlapping of the teeth; class 2, where overbite is clear and pronounced; and class 3, where a […]

Scurvy — chances are you read of the condition in history books about world explorers and continental adventurers who came down with the illness after being away from home (and access to more balanced diets) for extended periods of time. Scurvy is a vitamin C deficiency that, you’d think, in an age where vitamin C […]

Maintaining good oral and dental hygiene starts with brushing and flossing. However, there is much more you can do to proactively help prevent cavities and tooth decay (i.e., mouthwash, six month dental checkups, dental sealants, etc.). Take a look at this handy infographic from Sydenortho.com, a long-standing product supplier and support to the orthodontic profession, for […]

Did you floss before bed last night? Did you brush your teeth to a few rounds of the A, B, C’s song this morning? Well, October is National Dental Hygiene Month, a time to celebrate the important work done by dental hygienists around the world. Visiting your dental hygienist throughout the year can help maintain a healthy set of […]