Do you remember the tooth fairy? Perhaps you now have children who believe in her? Can you imagine what your childhood would have been like without the tooth fairy? Would you have been excited to lose your teeth? Did you know that the tooth fairy almost became outlawed in 1990? At a time when the… Read More »
If needed another reason to avoid gum and mouth disease, a recent study shows that people with gum and mouth disease are much more likely to suffer from heart disease as well. Bacterial infections cause mouth diseases and inflammation and if they are not treated, the disease could weaken or affect the heart. The study… Read More »
One of the largest markets is for bottled water. With the world’s water supply questionable about its quality, more and more people are opting for bottled water to drink. There is no caffeine, no sugar and no calories. They’re convenient and easy to take with you no matter if you’re on your way to work… Read More »
Michigan Cosmetic, General & Sedation Dentistry With Halloween coming up, concerns over cavities caused by too much candy tend to rise. However, sugary candies do not actually cause cavities – though they do play a role in tooth decay. You read that right: sugar does not cause tooth decay. The byproduct crated when bacterium in… Read More »
Spoiler Alert – This List may Contain a Few Surprises Many people wonder about damaging their teeth and what the worst foods are to eat that are harmful to their dental hygiene. Hard candies like suckers give constant exposure to sugar which is dangerous to your teeth. People who chew ice can damage their teeth… Read More »
We Always Need to Care Care of Our Teeth The risk for cavities can rise as you get older; they’re not just for children. More than 20% of people over 65 had untreated cavities in 2008 states the Federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Those at highest risk were poor people, non-whites and men.… Read More »
According to Gallup, 69.4 percent of Michigan adults report seeing the dentist for routine cleanings and examinations in 2013. This is nearly five percentage points higher than the national average of 64.7.
The start of the new year is an appropriate time to consider change. Many people establish resolutions or otherwise set goals for positive, personal improvement. If the beginning of 2014 finds you unhappy with the appearance of your smile, the new year may be the right time to consider cosmetic dentistry treatment. The Grand Rapids… Read More »
