5 Oral Health Signs That Could Mean Something Serious Is Going On Inside Your Body
Your mouth is the gateway to your overall health. Research has found a surprising number of links between the state of your oral health and some serious health conditions. So what can you learn about your body from your oral health? Here are five valuable insights...
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The New Quip is Like the “Telsa of Toothbrushes”
If you're like a lot of people, that bright neon-colored toothbrush is probably an eyesore in your bathroom. Not only that, it's probably been sitting there way too long. Fortunately, one startup is trying to solve both problems by offering eye-catching electric...
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FAQ: What is Considered a Dental Emergency?
It's easy to ignore problems going on inside your mouth. From canker sores and to minor bleeding gums — most oral problems are nothing to be concerned about and can wait for a scheduled appointment. Other problems, however, are considered dental emergencies that...
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5 Ways to Improve Dental Health in 2019
The new year is here, and if you're like most people, you may be thinking about really concentrating on yourself in 2019. Maybe you want to lose some weight... kick a bad habit... or improve your health and appearance. Here at THE SCIENCE OF SMILES® we are encouraging...
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Teeth Hurt When You Have a Sinus Infection? Here’s Why…
It's the time of year when our immune system defense take a nose dive. And, for many of us, the common cold will turn into a full-blown sinus infection. What are Sinuses? Every time you breath through your nose, air travels through your sinuses then down to your...
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Do Cavities Run in the Family?
When it comes to cavities, do some people have a genetic predisposition? Or is bad behavior to blame? Research shows that may be it's a little of both. The Gene Factor Like left-handed people and redheads, cavities can be genetic. Here's how: • Enamel Genes are the...
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Need Dental Work in 2019? Avoiding the Dentist Will Cost You!
You have a tooth that's bothering you. Or maybe your gums are bleeding a little too often. You know that you have to see a dentist in 2019 — but you avoid making an appointment like the plague. Unfortunately, I've got some straight talk for you: Avoiding the dentist...
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Older Women With Missing Teeth More Prone to High Blood Pressure, According to Study
A new study suggests that postmenopausal women who are missing teeth are at greater risk of developing high blood pressure. Many other studies have indicated an association between gum disease and tooth loss with hypertension, but the relationship continues to baffle...
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Oral Health Hazards of Holiday Stress
Tis the season for hassles and headache. There's no doubt that holiday stress can be a real pain in the neck. But it can also be a pain in the mouth! If too much family time or the mad dash for last minute gifts causes you to grind or clench your teeth, be aware that...
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“What Are Those White Spots On My Teeth?”
It's common to have dark spots, or staining, on teeth — but what about white spots? That's a little different. There are a variety of causes for white spots on teeth, including the consumption of too much fluoride, poor formation of tooth enamel, poor dental health...
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