One more reason to keep up with frequent visits to the dentist: researchers at NYU Langone Medical Center and New York University School of Medicine have linked certain bacteria found in your mouth to an increased risk of pancreatic cancer. What Does This Mean? Researchers have known for some time that pancreatic cancer patients are
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According to the International Society for Microbial Ecology, cigarettes alter the mouth’s microbiome, which changes the way bacteria break down toxins. This inevitably leads to tooth decay and other oral disease. The human mouth contains over 600 species of bacteria and it is believed that 75% of all oral cancers can be linked to cigarettes
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The Olympics are here and athletes will be running, jumping and swimming their way to gold, silver and bronze. Throughout this period, lots of sports drinks will also be consumed. While sports drinks can effectively replenish electrolytes and fuel athletes through exercise, they are full of sugar and can be harmful to teeth. Sports drinks
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You are what you eat and that goes for your teeth too. Too much acid or too many sweets can be harmful to your oral health. To maintain strong and healthy teeth, ensure you are eating a diet full of whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and lean meats. We recommend food such as nuts and
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