Dental Health

New Dental Drug Helps Stave off Anesthesia Faster
A new FDA-approved drug could help the numbness from dental surgery go away faster than usual.
Snap On Smile
There's one thing Kayla Kilby doesnt like about her looks-her teeth: she was born with "amelio genesis imperfecta" and has little or no enamel, so whiteneing doesn't work---the solution; a a snap on smile pioneered by dentist Bill Dorfman.

Bacteria in the Mouth Can Lead to Heart Problems
Having a dirty mouth can lead to an unhealthy heart.
Bad Dental Hygiene Could Harm an Unorn Child
Bacteria from a mother's mouth can travel through the blood and amniotic fluid to her unborn child.

Bad Dental Hygiene Could Harm an Unorn Child
Bacteria from a mother's mouth can travel through the blood and amniotic fluid to her unborn child.
Gum Disease May Not Cause Premature Birth
A new study examines the link between gum disease and premature birth.

Changing the Lights Used in Dental Offices May Help Calm Children
A new approach in pediatric medical and dental care could help ease your child's jitters during dental appointments.
Kids Teeth Rot
Sugary drinks and foods in large quantities not only cause cavities, but they could also remove the enamel from children's teeth.

Dental Health
High blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol can all be worsened by something called periodontal disease.
Dental Implants: Bringing the Carefree Back Into Your Smile
Losing your teeth in an accident or losing them to tooth decay is no laughing matter. Many people with missing teeth are too embarrassed even to smile. But a relatively new procedure called dental implants can permanently repair your smile.

Brushing Your Teeth the Right Way
Sure, most people brush their teeth regularly. But most people also brush their teeth too hard, too fast and for too short a period of time.
Flossing Your Teeth The Right Way
Flossing is important for a healthy mouth. But to get the most benefit without causing pain, you need to know how to do it the right way.

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