Bennett Family Dentistry BlogValentine's Day and Your TeethWith Valentine’s Day upon us, candy and other sugary treats are sure to make the rounds this week. Like with any holiday involving delectable goodies, it’s once again time to remind all of our patients to be extra careful when choosing candies and treats to eat.» Read Full Article
Posted: February 14th, 2012 | Permalink
February is National Children’s Dental Health MonthThis month is National Children’s Dental health month! Most people know that oral health is important, especially when it comes to children, but do they really understand why? Apart from helping them eat, speak and shape the way their face looks, children’s teeth and gums have a direct connection to overall health.» Read Full Article
Posted: February 10th, 2012 | Permalink
Quick Tips to Alleviate Tooth PainThere is nothing more annoying than getting a tooth ache; you can’t enjoy the regular foods you love and even fun activities aren’t pleasing thanks to the throbbing pain. Although a quick visit to the dentist can, in most circumstances, fix the issue, there may be times where you might not be able to seek immediate dental care. If this is the case, there are some quick tips to alleviate tooth pain that might work for you.» Read Full Article
Posted: February 4th, 2012 | Permalink
Diabetes and Gum Disease- Is there a Connection?Gum disease is an infection in the bone and gum tissue and has been historically linked to heart disease and stroke. However, most people are still unaware of the relationship between gum disease and diabetes. Diabetes is a condition that can affect the whole body, including your mouth. Diabetics require a higher level of oral care due to the fact that they are more susceptible to contracting infections.» Read Full Article
Posted: January 20th, 2012 | Permalink
Do Your Teeth Define Your Personality?Our teeth are important for many reasons, but not many people recognize the link between their teeth and personality. While it’s true that having healthy teeth will have effects on overall health, the same can also be said regarding your personality. A happy, bright smile can show empathy, illicit laughter and provide a window into an individual’s inner feelings. Although the secret behind smiles may be easy to read, the real meaning lies within the teeth.» Read Full Article
Posted: January 13th, 2012 | Permalink
New Year’s Resolutions2012 is a new year and a new opportunity to take better care of your teeth. While improving your health by losing weight, or quitting smoking are excellent resolutions as well, improving your dental health and preventing tooth decay can have a larger impact on your overall health.» Read Full Article
Posted: January 6th, 2012 | Permalink
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