Your body goes through many changes as you age. Your skin becomes thinner and more prone to wrinkles thanks to decreasing collagen. Your bones can become less dense, and your eyes may become more sensitive to light. But with all the physical changes that can happen as you get older, do your teeth and gums […]
Gapped teeth are typically noticeable because they have an unusual amount of space between the teeth. For some, these gaps are evenly spaced between all the teeth. For others, there may be one large gap, such as between the front two teeth. While gaps can be aesthetically pleasing for some, others would prefer to close […]
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Up to 23 million Americans could be impacted by long COVID symptoms [1]. These are people who are still experiencing symptoms four weeks after their initial infection of the virus. Even if you’ve had a mild or asymptomatic COVID-19 infection, it’s possible that you could experience inflammation and an impacted stress response even 40 days […]
An increasing body of research is showing just how much oral health is connected to the rest of your body. Research shows that oral bacteria can play a role in heart health, diabetes, and even Alzheimer’s disease [1]. However, new research is showing that your oral health may influence your blood pressure as well. Here’s […]
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Bone resorption is when the body essentially gets rid of bone. In the oral cavity, loss of bone, namely jawbone, can dramatically impact dental health. Symptoms of bone loss in the mouth can include loose or shifting teeth, a changing facial profile, and even jaw pain. What could cause bone resorption in the mouth? Here […]
