Alcohol use is a known risk factor for oral cancer (second only to tobacco use), gum disease and tooth decay...
Everyone knows that smoking is devastatingly harmful to the body.
The way we live and the choices we make influence our state of being, health and vitality.
Mouthwash and oil pulling work by dislodging food debris and bacteria but it is important to apply the correct techniques...
Manual toothbrushes give a very good clean so long as you follow the toothbrushing 101 techniques and do it gently.
Modern toothpastes now claim that they do everything from reducing plaque and tartar build-up to whitening teeth.
As long as you use the correct technique it doesn’t really matter what type of floss you choose.
Prevention is much better than cure or management of a condition and when it comes to prevention focusing on oral hygiene is a must.
Oral hygiene is a key component when it comes to having attractive, healthy looking teeth and gums.
Miller’s theory does not explain dental disease in all cases.
Sugar is devoid of nutrients. If you want to grow big and strong and function at optimal levels you could not do it on a diet solely made up of sugar.
10 Simple Steps to Improve Detoxification...
Older Australians are keeping their teeth longer than ever before and the average number of teeth people retain into old age is increasing.
Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common complaints among dental patients.
Toxins are very relevant to dentistry, especially in holistic dentistry, from two main perspectives.
Dr Rachel Hall Dentist of Evolve Dental Kenmore discusses the impact of toxins on our bodies and our wellbeing.
Chronic inflammation is long-term inflammation, which can last for several months and even years.
Inflammation is one of the ways the body attempts to protect and defend itself.
Gum disease alters the defence mechanisms of the gum tissues and supporting structures surrounding the teeth.
The mouth is part of the body and is connected to it by a vast network of nerves, blood...