Oral Health Link to Whole Body Health: A Blog
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3 Reasons to Have Regular Dental Appointments When You Have Crohn's Disease
Crohn's disease doesn't just affect your gastrointestinal tract; it can also be present in your mouth. People with Crohn's disease understand the importance of seeing their gastroenterologist regularly, but what about their dentist? A dentist with experience of identifying oral Crohn's disease is an invaluable addition to your care team and can spot early signs of problems that you can report back to your gastroenterologist. Here are three reasons everyone with Crohn's should have regular dental check-ups:
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Are These Three Terrible Habits Turning Your Smile Yellow?
If you brush and floss your teeth every day, you might expect your teeth to be beautifully white. However, the things you put into your mouth on a daily basis could cause your teeth to turn yellow over time, even if you have a good dental hygiene routine. If you commit any of the following three tooth-staining sins, then breaking your current habits could be your ticket to a whiter smile.
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Common Types of Braces
If an orthodontist has informed you or your child that you need braces, you may have conjured the image of a mouth full of metal that will forever stop you from smiling. But the truth is, there are a variety of braces on the market, and not all of them will give you a silver smile. So to help you understand what is available, here are the most common types of braces.
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Dentures: Care and Maintenance
Even with the invention of dental implants and osseointegration procedures, the use of dentures still remains quite popular. If you have recently acquired removable partial or complete dentures, you will be required to give them appropriate care so that they will serve you longer. The objective should be to keep the dental prostheses safe and stainless, and to promote oral health. Here are some of the best ways to achieve this:
You may have heard that cavities and oral decay are linked to things like heart disease, and, in fact, your oral health affects your entire body. Hi! My name is Brenda, and I like to look at things holistically. Because of that, I created this blog. I plan for its posts to look at the link between dental issues and other health issues. I hope that the people who visit this blog learn a few tips about oral care as well as gaining a deeper understanding of why it's so important. Healthy smiles indicate a healthy body, and I hope this blog helps you achieve both!