How can stress affect your mouth, you ask? Read below for the surprising answers and thank you for visiting Shoreline Endodontics, Groton, CT. TOO much stress affects your entire body, including your mouth, teeth and gums. The potential impact includes: mouth sores, such as canker sores and cold sores; clenching or grinding your teeth; not…
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“This study shows that if we treat the gum disease, it can improve the symptoms of prostatitis and the quality of life for those who have the disease,”
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Thanks to advancements in techniques and technologies, today’s root canal treatment is virtually painless.”
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The research could lead to treatments for oral cancer, as well as other types of cancer.
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Healthy gum tissue will usually yield numbers of less than 4 mm. Higher numbers indicate that the tissue is inflamed and some dental treatment may be necessary.
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The researchers of the new study examined the relationship between sugar intake and the development and the lifelong burden of caries.
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Chewing gum has been associated with oral benefits such as fighting caries and increasing salivary flow.
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Cosmetic rinses reduce and help control bad breath and leave a pleasant taste in the mouth, but they don’t really deal with the actual cause of bad breath.
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Dental visits may be an opportune site for diabetes screening and monitoring glucose control for many at-risk patients.
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