The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association (CDHA) will mark National Non-Smoking Week, January 17 through January 23, by urging all Canadians to stop tobacco use for
Poor oral health can take a toll on relationships, according to surveys by DentaVox, with 69% of their 1,900 respondents saying that certain issues have
Most patients prefer more “modern” dental practices—those that send both appointment reminders and payment requests via text messages, for example—according to a February survey of
Tobacco use contributes to heart disease, respiratory disease, and lung cancer, and it is the leading cause of preventable death in the world with more
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, dentalplans.com has released the results of its Battle of the Sexes survey, gauging how attitudes towards oral health and
Research continues to document the connections between oral and systemic health as our culture’s obsession with aesthetics continues to grow. However, Americans have inconsistent attitudes
Sometimes, patients have bad breath. But you can’t always blame it on their failure to brush or on the pungent lunch they had. Halitosis has
Halitosis is no laughing matter. Bad breath can be the result of a range of problems, from the need for a good cleaning to systemic
Braces and other orthodontic appliances can straighten teeth and create beautiful smiles. But they also encourage plaque accumulation, which can lead to gingival inflammation and,
Teenagers could develop bad breath from missing breakfast, a new study has shown Teenagers missing breakfast could be one of the most common causes of