Did you know there are several ways you can help us raise money so we can continue providing free dental care to veterans and foster youth?
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Interested in becoming an “A+” dental patient? Here are the 5 must-do’s…
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You brush and floss twice a day, or at least I hope you do, but you could be doing your mouth a disservice if you aren't also attacking the bacteria living on your tongue.
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After decades of disappointment, we may have a new lead on fighting Alzheimer’s disease. Compelling evidence that the condition is caused by a bacterium involved in gum disease could prove a game-changer in tackling one of medicine’s biggest mysteries and lead to effective treatments or even a vaccine.
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I am deeply humbled to have been featured on The Dentalpreneur Podcast, episodes 677 and 688, “The Ultimate Win-Win with Dr. Jay Grossman” with Dr. Mark Costes.
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22 million people suffer from sleep apnea. 100 million Americans have diabetes. These two conditions can have a significant impact on your daily functioning and overall health.
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For extraordinary humanitarian efforts on behalf of improved health and well being for the homeless and other vulnerable groups in Los Angeles, NYU College of Dentistry is proud to honor Dr. Jay of Homeless Not Toothless with its Harry Strusser Award for outstanding contributions to improved public health.
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Are you diabetic? Did you know your condition can put you at higher risk of developing dental problems? Diabetes has a way of weakening your body’s ability to fend off harmful bacteria that cause tooth decay, gum disease and other oral health problems.
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So how can you stop the buildup of plaque? Here are five easy ways that you can follow to prevent plaque and save your teeth and gums from disease.
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Have you experienced feeling too dry in the mouth? Feeling thirsty too frequently and accompanied by a tingling or burning sensation in the mouth or throat? You probably have xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth syndrome.
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Saliva is a naturally occurring substance in the mouth that is crucial for getting rid of food debris and bacteria. As a cleansing agent, it averts buildup of fungi and bacteria in the mouth, which contributes to a lot of dental issues, including cavities and plaque.
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Want to improve the appearance of your smile? Here are your options, starting with dental bonding. Tooth-colored resin is bonded to repair chipped or cracked teeth. This option can also be used to change the shape of a tooth or eliminate visible gaps between teeth.
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Would you like to restore the gleam of your smile? When your pearly whites have gone yellowish or dingy gray in color, you’ll be glad to know there are many ways to bring back the white color of your teeth.
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Canker sores are very common. These painful sores usually appear on the tongue, gums or the inside walls of the cheeks. When you have this oral condition, it can be very difficult to chew, eat or speak.
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Everyone has had the displeasure of suffering from canker sores. These are small mouth ulcers that appear randomly on the tongue, gums or inside walls of the mouth. Having canker sores can make eating, chewing and speaking challenging. It is painful and cause massive annoyance.
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Want to avoid orthodontic problems? You need to keep away from these drinks. If you want to maintain your healthy, beautiful smile, you need to stay at arm’s length from these beverages:
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In nine out of ten comparisons, microbial counts in solid-head power toothbrushes were lower than the hollow-heads, lead research author Prof. Donna Warren Morris, R.D.H., M.Ed., revealed.
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