How To Keep Your Teeth White After A Professional Whitening Treatment
Meta: If your teeth are stained or discolored, a professional whitening treatment from Dr. Abelar can remove some staining and discoloration. Your “before” teeth may have been discolored and stained, but you just received the ultimate glow up with a …
Veteran Calls For Sleep Apnea Testing For Military Recruits
Meta: A military Veteran is calling for new recruits to have sleep apnea testing before entering the military.After a recent study found that many military officers and truck drivers have undiagnosed sleep apnea that could be causing dangerous or dea…
5 Tips For A More Restful Night If You Have Sleep Apnea
If you have sleep apnea , try these five tips for getting a better night’s sleep If you have obstructive sleep apnea or OSA, you probably already know a restful night’s sleep is a hard thing to come by. What with the breathing issues, and the constan…
Obstructive Sleep Apnea More Prevalent In Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new study has found that children with less severe symptoms of autism spectrum disorder are more likely to be diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea.A recent study in the International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology has revealed that chil…
Food Insecurity Related To Poor Oral Health In Pregnant Women
General Dentistry Schedule an AppointmentPregnancy is a time of great changes that require extra care to the teeth and gums.Food insecurity is a growing problem here in America and around the world, and unfortunately with soaring food prices, it may …
New Study Finds Connection Between Poor Oral Health And Other Illnesses
You’ve heard it before: poor oral hygiene leads to poor oral health, including cavities and gum disease. But unfortunately, what you may not realize is that it sometimes the damage of poor oral health goes way beyond your mouth. It’s true…
Are You Getting The Most From Your Oral Health Routine?
We work hard every day. Naturally, we want to get the most out of every moment. That includes our oral health routine. But how do you know if you’re getting the most out of your oral health when you’re not at the dentist? Here are some tips for maxim…
Diet And Exercise Could Eliminate Sleep Apnea Symptoms
A recent study from the School of Arts, Science and Humanities at the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil may have some excellent news for those who suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. Following a study of 47 people with obstructive sleep apnea (or OS…
These Childhood Illnesses Could Increase Osa Risk In Children
Obstructive sleep apnea or OSA is a sleep disorder that affects millions of people around the world. Though most common in adults, it can also affect children. Sleep apnea is defined as the stopping and restarting of breathing during sleep. This is m…
Could This Soda Ingredient Be Harming Your Teeth?
If there’s one thing that cools us off and refreshes us on a hot day, it’s a tall, fizzy glass of soda. No matter what you call it (soda, pop, tonic) it’s a pretty popular drink here in America, with 48 percent of adults drinking at least one glass p…
Don’T Eat That! Summer Food Alternatives That Are Good For Your Teeth
Summer is here, and so too is summer food season. Whether it’s the boardwalk, the barbecue, the carnival or the ice cream truck, summer has no shortage of delectable treats we don’t typically get during the rest of the year- and that’s probably for t…
Prescription Medications May Cause Oral Health Problems In Younger Adults
If you are a young adult or the guardian of a young adult, there’s an emerging study on the importance of full disclosure when it comes to your medical history you may want to pay attention to.The study was conducted by the Indianapolis, Indian…
Obstructive Sleep Apnea In Children May Increase High Blood Pressure Risk
While not as common in teens and children, obstructive sleep apnea is still a problem plaguing at least ten percent of children in the United States. More typically associated with older and obese adults, obstructive sleep apnea affects millions of p…
Sleep Apnea And Heart Disease Are A Dangerous Combination
Obstructive sleep apnea and heart disease can be a deadly combination. That’s because sleep apnea has been found in clinical studies to worsen the already dangerous heart disease, according to the journal of the American Heart Association, Circ…
Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction Could Change Vision
We often don’t think about our mouths affecting the rest of our bodies. Sure, we use our mouths to eat, which fuels the body, but beyond that, many of us probably don’t realize how closely connected our mouths and oral health are tied together.For ex…
New Study Examines Nature Vs. Nurture In Cavities
A new study aimed at determining whether teeth are more prone to cavities thanks to genetics has found that genetics probably don’t play as much of a role in the development of dental caries as experts first thought.The study was conducted by the Uni…
Patients Resorting To Drastic Oral Health Measures In Quarantine
The global COVID-19 pandemic has left millions of people around the world on mandatory and self-imposed quarantine. Unfortunately, while this is keeping people safe and slowing the spread of the coronavirus, business closures are causing some Americans to take drastic measures to get the services they need.
Do Masks Cause Cavities?
While mask breath is definitely a common issue, is the mask really causing your bad breath? What’s most likely happening is that you’re becoming more aware of pre-existing halitosis because your breath is trapped in your mask, along with your nose, so you are smelling your own bad breath.
How We’Re Helping Prevent The Spread Of Coronavirus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been instrumental in providing concise guidelines for stopping the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Recently they issued some pointers for dental clinics, and if and when they should see patients.According t…