Oral Health Blogs

The speed at which you eat can have a direct relationship not only on your overall health but clinical studies also relate fast eating to being overweight. That is right, numerous studies point to the fact that those that gulp down their food and don’t chew enough are far more likely to: consume more calories, derive less nutritional value from their food and gain weight more rapidly than slow-eaters.

The emergence of activated charcoal dental products is one of the latest fads to hit the teeth whitening field. And while activated charcoal is a proven product for the removal of toxins, can it really whiten your teeth? And is it even safe to use on your enamel. 

Probiotics? Prebiotics? What is the difference or are they really just the same thing. Are they both important to take? If you want a healthy gut, and a healthy body, then these are good things to understand.

Diabetes could be defined as a metabolic problem. The body cannot metabolize sugars and is resistant to insulin. A healthy metabolism is closely linked to a healthy balance of bacteria in the gut, and throughout the body. And so, science is studying the effect and relationship between the two. Bringing one to the question, can probiotics and improving your gut health also help with diabetes?

Bacteria play a key role as players and partners in your life. Seeing to their care and well being is just as important as taking care of your own health–if for no other reason that they are a part of you and your life.

The world of research and understanding of the oral microbiome is rapidly advancing, almost revolutionizing our view of oral health and overall health in general. And discover some interesting information about how an expectant mother's oral health can impact her child, even in the fetus!

Bad breath (or as dentists like to call it “oral malodor”) is one of the top three complaints that dentists hear from their patients. Oral malodor ranks right up there with gum disease and tooth decay as an unwanted condition. But is it the AMOUNT of bacteria in your mouth? Or the wrong kind of bacteria in your mouth?

Although companies might lead you to think that vaping and electronic cigarettes are a safe choice, a recent study by the NY University College of Dentistry explores the dangers to your oral bacteria and health.

At the root of most all gum disease, periodontal problems and tooth decay can be found bacteria. Using beneficial bacteria, oral probiotics, to counter these problems is a unique and natural solution to improving oral health. Find out more how oral probiotics work!

Vitamin C is VERY important to your health and to warding off infections and illness. But people mistake it for a bomb or weapon rather than the vital support role that it plays in building an effective and strong immune system.

Tea is one of the worlds most enjoyed drinks. But, aside from that pleasure, tea is a powerful player in the zone of supporting overall health as well as promoting great oral health as well. Packed with antioxidants and other elements, read on to find out how drinking more tea can help you be healthier and live longer!

Tea can be really healthy for your teeth, gums and oral health. Now, it might seem that tea is simply a tasty concoction made from mixing hot water and leaves. But tea aficionados and the health-conscious people alike recognize that tea can actually benefit your health as well as delighting your tastebuds!