The average American smiles approximately eight times per day, but that doesn’t account for how many of those are hidden or cut short due to dental or oral health concerns. Studies show that nearly 60% of Americans do actually hide their smiles behind their hands while 45% of women attempt to avoid the dentist altogether due to expected physical or financial discomfort. Fortunately, there are a few easy New Year’s resolutions you can make to achieve a healthier smile, and your Midtown Continue Reading ...

Studies confirm that while the average American smiles 8 times per day, nearly 60% of us have dental confidence issues that cause those smiles to be hidden behind our hands. That’s a serious problem towards the end and beginning of the year when social and picture expectations are especially high. Fortunately, there are some effective tips for a healthier smile in the new year and your Johns Creek dentist can help you achieve and maintain that perfect smile once and for all. Access and Continue Reading ...

As the new year approaches, your smile will undoubtedly play a pivotal part in the festive fun. The average American laughs 8 times per day over some of the silliest subjects. But almost 60% also cover their mouths or otherwise hide their smiles in the process. And that’s anything but a laughing matter, especially during the holidays. Fortunately, there are some effective things you can do for your dental health this New Year, and Moorestown Dentistry can help. Improve Your Diet Changing Continue Reading ...

A recent tooth loss study illuminated the fact that both seniors and millennials have really poor oral health habits. In fact, approximately 56% of those polled admitted they worry about poor dental habits leading to. But almost one-quarter still refuse to obtain professional dental cleanings because they simply don’t like the taste of the dental products. But proper dental health really starts at home, and the following mistakes can really hurt your teeth before your next appointment with Continue Reading ...

According to the latest data, there are over 52 million senior citizens in America, and that number is expected to almost double by 2060. Natural aging comes with a lot of bodily changes and health risks, and dental changes are among those. Untreated decay and gum disease are the primary causes of tooth loss. And almost all adults over the age of 65 have had at least one cavity while over two-thirds have some level of gum disease. Regardless of age, there is a strong connection between oral Continue Reading ...

Thanksgiving is America’s second favorite holiday and with good reason. This literal food feast is celebrated nationwide with over 46 million Americans traveling at least 50 miles to reconnect and enjoy dinner with friends or loved ones. That accounts for an average spending of $160 per American for a total of almost $3 million expenditure in food for this single holiday. But Thanksgiving meals are just fine to consume, right? After all, the harvest feasts are usually high in protein, grains, Continue Reading ...

More than 50 million Americans, suffer annually from allergies. Many of those are seasonal, such as allergic rhinitis–otherwise known as hay fever. Once spring or fall weather sprouts across the nation, pollen, mold spores, home-based allergens, and nature sensitivities flood the scene culminating in a series of annoying and often painful symptoms including intense sneezing, runny nose, sinus infections, respiratory/breathing difficulties, even rash, eczema, and hives. Allergies are not only Continue Reading ...