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Category Archives: Women Oral Health
TMJ: What to Look for and Who’s at Risk
10 million people have TMJ in the U.S. – and the majority of them are women. It’s unclear why the condition affects more women than men, but thankfully diagnosing and treating TMJ is easy and effective.
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Tagged causes of tmj disorder, dentist pasadena ca, tmj, treating tmj
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5 Dental Tips for Seniors
If in an effort to keep seniors from putting off their dental visits, here are some ways people can make their dental exams affordable – and stress free. Continue reading
Osteoporosis and Your Jaw
About 10-million people in the U.S. have osteoporosis. About 8 in 10 are women. Contrary to what people think about bone loss, osteoporosis can also impact your mouth. Specifically your jaw and teeth. Continue reading
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Women Take the Lead on Oral Health
New research published in the Journal of Periodontology suggests that women are more proactive than men in maintaining their teeth and gums. Continue reading
Can Adults Benefit from Fluoride?
Studies show that topical fluoride – the kind in toothpastes, mouth rinses, and in-office fluoride treatments – helps fight decay in people of all ages. Continue reading
Attention Expectant Mothers! Boost Your Child’s Resistance to Cavities
Expectant mothers will soon be hearing a lot more about a “tooth friendly” sweetener called xylitol. It seems the naturally occurring sugar substitute – commonly found in fibers of fruits and vegetables – may boost a child’s resistance to cavities. … Continue reading
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Why Women are More Prone to Gum Disease
While most of us will be affected by periodontal disease at some point in our lives, women are particularly prone to the disease. Women may find they have gum disease during some stages of life. Hormonal changes in the body … Continue reading
Pregnancy Affects Your Oral Health
There’s no way around it – pregnancy affects nearly every aspect of a woman’s life – even oral health. The changes that take place inside your mouth when you’re pregnant are just one more thing to be concerned about it. … Continue reading
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Getting Older: How Your Mouth and Teeth Age too
Getting older is sometimes a tough pill to swallow. But, it’s a fact of life. All of us age. And, guess what? So do our mouths and teeth. Even if you take great care of your teeth, they – along … Continue reading
