Bisphosphonates are a type of drug, usually taken in pill form, that helps keep the balance in the process of replacing old bone with new bone. In your body your bones decay and are removed by what are known as your osteoclasts. In the process of replacing those old bones for new ones comes the help of your osteoblasts. Typically in osteoporosis patients bones deteriorate faster than new bone can be made which is where bisphosphonates come to save the day.
(Read More)Obesity Linked With Periodontal Disease – How to Keep Your Teeth Healthy
September 26, 2018
When you recognize the cause or causes of periodontal diseases, you have a good chance of treating and preventing the problem. However, obesity is characterized by a high level of blood sugar usually caused by the secretion of abnormal insulin. An insulin resistant individual can be obese when the pancreas no longer produces adequate insulin to lower the blood sugar, which makes the organ exhausted. Chronic and acute diseases can lead to hormonal disorder in the body. The periodontal infection is the widespread diseases across the world, and it can lead to a severe dental problem.
(Read More)Why Flossing Is Important to Your Dental Health
September 12, 2018
Many people claimed that brushing is one of the essential things you can do, but some still don’t floss. However, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends flossing twice per day, but it is ideal to floss at least once a day. For people that floss once per day, the ADA recommends brushing alongside.
(Read More)The Importance of Deep Cleanings
August 27, 2018
Almost everyone places considerable emphasis onto keeping up with their dental hygiene, but many of our patients in the Beachwood, OH area are generally not knowledgeable about just what is found below the gumline. Although teeth look little, they are really considerably bigger than many people realize. After gum disease starts, standard cleanings are no longer enough to fully recover your teeth and gums back to a healthy condition. Once your gum tissues develop inflammation due to gum disease, deep cleanings become essential.
(Read More)Dental Health Before the New School Year
August 2, 2018
Having a cleaning and exam before the school year is an excellent way to start school with a clean smile. If we do notice any issues, it is easier to take care of them while your son or daughter is still on break and don't need to miss any school.
(Read More)Does Your Child Need a Mouthguard?
July 19, 2018
Mouthguards are an important piece of protection that is more crucial than a lot of people give it credit for.
We want our patients to make sure their children don’t experience an injury that could have been prevented with the use of a mouthguard. If your child plays any sport, make sure they have a mouthguard.
(Read More)Dental Health During Summer Part 2
July 5, 2018
Summer is a great time to spend your days and nights outdoors with friends and family. These parties can be a lot of fun, but they can also create issues for your mouth if you’re not careful. If you’re having people over, here are some great ways to keep everyone’s mouth healthy.
(Read More)Times When You Need to See the Dentist
June 23, 2018
If you ever experience painin your mouth or any sensitivity, be sure to schedule an appointment with your dentist. These issues should not be ignored, as they can be signs of other dental health issues.
(Read More)Keeping Your Mouth Healthy This Summer
June 5, 2018
Are you counting down the days until summer finally arrives? We know that summer can be a lot of fun, but don’t let dental problems affect your summer plans! These simple tips can help keep your teeth clean and a summer free of dental issues.
(Read More)What Does Soda Do to Our Dental Health?
May 8, 2018
Heavy consumption of soda can not only increase your chances of obesity and diabetes, but soda is also one of the main causes of tooth decay.
There are a couple of reasons as to why drinking soda is so bad for our dental health. The first is the amount of sugar these drinks contain. Sugar mixes with bacteria in our saliva creating acid that harms our teeth. Even if you drink sugar-free soda, it still contains acid that can damage your tooth enamel.
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