Diabetes is a systemic disease, and therefore affects many aspects of your health, including your oral health. People with diabetes may have a compromised immune system and impaired wound healing, and are therefore more likely to develop dental problems.…
We often take our teeth for granted, but they are actually quite complex, and are highly adapted to perform the hard work of biting, chewing, breaking down food, and to withstand the pressure of repeated impact.…
Everyone knows smoking is bad for them, and most people know some bad things that smoking can do to their teeth and mouth. However, there’s a good chance that you probably don’t know all of the ways that smoking can harm your oral health.…
Diabetes is a metabolic disease that is caused by your body’s inability to make or use insulin, a hormone that helps sugar enter the body’s cells so that it can be converted into energy.…
The new year is here, and many of us have already made resolutions for better habits. Eat healthier. Work out more. Get to bed earlier. Stick to our budget.
Have you considered making resolutions for better oral health, too?…
