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Vitamin K2 and Dental Health
Vitamin K2 and Dental Health Vitamin K2 is a form of vitamin K. It plays a role in blood clotting, heart, and bone health. This vitamin is found in animal-based foods, like liver, beef, and cheese. It contains a chemical compound known as menaquinone. It plays the following roles in our dental health. Benefits of
Too Much Trick or Treat Candy
Too Much Trick or Treat Candy Did you know that the average American consumes 22 pounds of candy yearly? Festivals like Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Halloween are key to this staggering statistic. During Halloween, children dress up in costumes and collect door-to-door candy, which is the treat. It is an exciting and fun experience, however,
Oral microbiome and systemic health
Oral microbiome and systemic health The human mouth is comprised of bacteria. This bacterium is responsible for bacterial infections in the mouth and periodontal diseases. The oral microbiota reflects the information and status of immunity through communication along the oral cavity and systemic organs. The impact of oral health on systemic conditions like cardiovascular diseases,
What To Expect When Your Braces Go On
What To Expect When Your Braces Go On If you have never had dental appliances in your mouth, getting braces will be a whole new experience for you. You need to know what to expect for the first few days you have braces. While you might be a little uncomfortable, you will get used to
Treating Bite Issues Now Can Save You Money Later
Treating Bite Issues Now Can Save You Money Later If a dentist has told you or your child that there are issues with a bite, you may be tempted to wait to get those bite issues fixed until you or your child is older. However, waiting to get bite issues fixed does more harm than
Should I Take My Child To See An Orthodontist?
Should I Take My Child To See An Orthodontist? Children’s smiles are some of the most wonderful things to photograph in the world. Your child’s smile may instantly make you laugh, smile, or brighten your day. As your child gets older and their permanent teeth begin to come in, you may worry about their smiles