Often healthcare providers refer to our mouths as being the window to our body. If you’ve ever heard the phrase “you are what you eat”, it’s easy to imagine what we see inside our mouths can indicate systemic health.
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by Katie Hicks
The most important factor in choosing a toothbrush is getting one you will use twice a day! Bristles should always be soft and vary in length. Medium and hard bristles can damage gum tissues and root surfaces. When in doubt, look for the ADA (American Dental Association) seal of...
by Katie Hicks
Having adequate and steady salivary flow is important for digestion and protecting teeth. Dry mouth symptoms include waking with “cotton mouth”, rough feeling tongue, thick or stringy saliva, and dry lips. The primary causes of dry mouth are medications, dehydration, tobacco use, and systemic disease. Are you prone to...