Schedule AppointmentAt-Home Dental Care: How to Stabilize Loose Teeth
If you have a loose tooth that you’re worried about falling out, you’re not alone. Nearly half of U.S. adults over age 30 have some degree of periodontal gum disease. Also known as gingivitis, gum disease can cause teeth to loosen or, if not treated, eventually fall out. The good news is that gingivitis can […]
Combatting Dehydration for a Healthy Mouth
You become dehydrated when you use more fluid than you take in. This can have several negative effects on your body. Initial signs of dehydration include feeling light-headed or dizzy, having a dry mouth, or experiencing fatigue for no apparent reason. Dehydration goes much deeper than that, however, causing problems with your muscles, organs, salivary […]
Effects of Gum Disease on Mental Health
It’s known that having poor oral health may cause one to be embarrassed by their smile or decrease their self-confidence, but there’s also a direct link between gum disease and increased risk for mental health issues. Studies show there is a 37% increased chance of patients with periodontal disease developing anxiety, depression, or serious mental […]
Q&A: Can Stress Cause Sleep Apnea?
As we enter the new year and leave the post-holiday stress behind us, there may be new stressors or triggers affecting our energy levels and quality of sleep. Stress and anxiety are associated with an array of health issues, but can it actually cause sleep apnea? In short, no, stress does not cause sleep apnea, […]
Xerostomia: What Causes Dry Mouth and How to Treat It
Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a common oral health condition affecting 25% of all adults. Xerostomia occurs when the salivary glands don’t produce enough saliva, and can negatively affect your overall health if not addressed. The Importance of Saliva Saliva plays an important role in oral health by neutralizing the acid caused by bacteria, and […]
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