Dentures are more common than you think. In fact, an estimated one in five people wears some sort of denture, whether it be a partial bridge or a full set of dentures. But some people erroneously assume that since they wear dentures, they don’t need to worry about their oral health or visit the dentist. …
by Kelley Mingus 
If you suffer from diabetes, you know all too well the struggles that many diabetics face. This sometimes debilitating illness causes the need for major lifestyle changes, but thankfully can often be controlled with intervention such as medications, diet and, exercise. Diabetes is a serious condition where the body struggles to produce or respond to …
by Kelley Mingus 
If you suffer from a skin condition known as psoriasis, you may already know that the illness is fueled by inflammation. Inflammation can make many conditions worse, including diabetes, and heart disease. It can also be a side effect of many conditions, including gum disease. That’s why researchers are taking a closer look at the …
by Kelley Mingus 
By now, most of us have heard the warning signs of an imminent infection of COVID-19. Fatigue, loss of sense of taste and smell, sore throat. But a new symptom is being reported in Europe that we may want to be on the lookout for in the United States. It’s called “Covid tongue,” and though …
by Kelley Mingus 
February is a special month. It not only holds the distinction of being the shortest month of the year, but it’s also the month of love, and more importantly, National Children’s Dental Health Month. This year, the theme of National Children’s Dental Health Month is “Water: Nature’s Drink.” To celebrate, let’s discuss some of the …
by Kelley Mingus 
For some of us, taking vitamins each morning is as routine as that first cup of coffee. Vitamins can help boost our energy, our immune system, and provide gaps in nutrients we may not be getting in our regular diet. There are vitamins for practically everything you can think of – from eye health to …
by Kelley Mingus 
2020 has been a year unlike any other, with most of us still experiencing major lifestyle changes that show no signs of going back to the way things used to be. Naturally, these changes have caused us a lot of anxiety and stress. From dealing with new restrictions to the fear of illness, we have …
by Kelley Mingus 
With the holiday season right around the corner, many of us are gearing up for the busiest time of the year. Between family photos, holiday shopping, and socially distanced get-togethers, November and December can be a lot of fun- and a lot of stress, too, especially during the pandemic. But while the fun part is …
by Kelley Mingus 
If you’re a woman, you likely know that hormonal fluctuations can cause changes in your body. From breakouts to water retention, hormones can wreak havoc on your body, causing stress and discomfort. But did you know they can also wreak havoc on your oral health, too. It’s true. Hormones can cause a long list of …
by Kelley Mingus 
The American Heart Association has issued another dire warning against smoking electronic cigarettes, or vaping. This warning comes on the heels of new evidence that finds that vaping isn’t just bad for the heart and lungs, it’s also bad for the mouth, too. It seems dentists have noticed an uptick in younger patients who vape, …
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