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Mouth Sores from Chemotherapy
The side effects of chemotherapy can be emotionally uncomfortable and physically draining. When it comes to oral care during chemotherapy, alcohol-free toothpaste and mouth rinse…
Natural Oral Care Products: A Treatment for Gingivitis?
According to The New York Times “Gingivitis In-Depth Report,” more than 75% of American adults have some form of gum disease, although most are unaware…
Natural Treatment for Mouth Sores from Chemotherapy
Undergoing chemotherapy is both physically and emotionally demanding. The physical side effects can be exhausting and uncomfortable. Mouth sores from chemotherapy are the most common…
Open Wide and Say AAAAH NO! to the Flu This Season
The flu and cold season generally arrives in sync with winter, as people spend the majority of their time indoors. Getting a flu shot, washing…
Providing Patients With Healthier Dental Care Options
We are excited to share this guest post by Heather Carpenter of Adler Cosmetic and Family Dentistry in Boulder, CO. Check out their website at…
The Benefits of Herbal Dental Care Products: Using Ancient Herbs for Oral Health
Dental Herb Company uses the power of essential oils and organically grown herbal extracts in its professional strength herbal dental care products to promote and…
The Connection Between Diabetes and Gum Disease
Diabetes mellitus is a group of diseases in which either the pancreas produces an inadequate amount of insulin (known as Type 1 diabetes) or cells…
The History of Oral Care: How Did Our Ancestors Try to Prevent Gum Disease?
Ever wonder when our ancestors began to brush their teeth or use toothpaste? Believe it or not, the toothbrush is one of the oldest devices…
The State of Oral Health Care Around the World
Proper oral health care is critical to good overall health; poor oral hygiene can contribute to the development or exacerbation of certain diseases. When severe…
