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- Added on: Jul 6th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Dr. Gregg Ueckert
- Listed in: Health General Health
- Tags: veneers crowns cosmetic dentist neuromuscular dentistry family dentistry tmj | tmd treatments
Recent Posts
What Does Acid Reflux Have To Do With Your Teeth?
Hydrochloric acid is produced by the stomach after each meal. This aids in the digestion of food. The stomach itself secretes large amounts of protective mucus that helps in resisting the corrosive nature of hydrochloric acid. The c...
Veneers
Veneers or Whitening? Teeth whitening may provide a white smile for mildly discolored teeth. Some people who are interested in veneers will find that their cosmetic dentist will steer them to the simpler alternative of whitening, perhaps com...
Obesity and Your Teeth
Obesity and Your Teeth Connecting Our Health to Our Mouth By Shawn Watson, About.com Updated July 22, 2009 Obesity is considered to be an ongoing epidemic in the United States, with an estimated 31% of the adult population c...
Why are my teeth sensitive to cold?
Why Are My Teeth Sensitive? Tooth sensitivity is caused by the movement of fluid within tiny tubes located in the dentin (the layer of tissue found beneath the hard enamel that contains the inner pulp), which results in nerve irritat...
The "Gummy" Smile
This condition is known as Delayed or Altered Passive Eruption. It is not a disease process but is an anatomical variation tht occurs in 12% of the adult population. Treatment of this condition is for cosmetic purposes only.Some people re...
A Look at the Relationship between Oral and Respiratory Health
Pathogens that cause periodontal (gum) disease and pneumonia are both present in dental plaque biofilm as well as in reservoirs in the mouth. Bacterial pneumonia can be traced to the inhalation of bacterial colonies from the mouth into the uppe...
