Study Links Dental Health to Brain Volume Loss and Alzheimer’s Risk A recent study has shed light on a concerning connection between poor dental health and an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. The research findings indicate that individuals who experience gum disease and tooth loss may also exhibit a reduction in brain volume, particularly […]
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Any part of your tooth can get cracked. The crack can be visible, although not always.Your tooth may be cracked if you experience pain when chewing food or if it suddenly becomes sensitive to heat and cold.A cracked tooth is a common condition and a major cause of tooth loss. What are the symptoms of
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Haven’t Replaced Your Toothbrush For A Long Time? -Read THIS! [nextpage title=”…”] How long have you been using the same toothbrush for? One month? Six months? Has it been so long that you can’t remember? Although your old toothbrush may look fine, if you aren’t replacing your toothbrush every 3-4 months you may be seriously
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3 Natural Ways To Grow Back Your Receding Gums Receding gums can be caused by a number of things, but almost always point to gum disease. Poor hygiene practices, hormonal imbalances, or brushing too aggressively can all cause damage to your gums that allows bacteria to grow. Receding gums can be identified by tooth
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