Diabetes and Oral Health Connection
Any dental surgeon worth their salt can tell you that your oral health is a window into your overall well-being. The two are inextricably linked,
Any dental surgeon worth their salt can tell you that your oral health is a window into your overall well-being. The two are inextricably linked,
In any surgical field, the less we have to mess with our body, the better it is for healing. The traditional treatment for recovery from
Considering the potential applications of artificial intelligence tech is limitless, it was only a matter of time before AI hit the field of oral and
Getting through the holidays without smashing a few molasses cookies or several pieces of pie is a tough challenge, no doubt. And then there are
If you’ve had dentures for a while, you know that eventually, they stop fitting the way they used to. And this isn’t a problem that you can just ignore when it pops up – it’s uncomfortable, and that’s the least of it. When dentures don’t fit correctly, they can cause sores and infections and make chewing and speaking difficult. There are three major reasons you dentures have stopped fitting correctly: (1) age-related bone loss, (2) bone resorption in the jaw, and (3) gum disease. Bone loss and bone resorption will cause the bones in your face to change, which affects the fit of your dentures. And gum disease, or others that cause chronic inflammation, can affect the fit of dentures as well.