As we’ve all been wearing masks over the past year, many of us have gotten a lot more up close with our breath, and realized it might not be the best. Gum and mints only act as a temporary solution for bad breath (halitosis) , but can help in a pinch. Many people suffer from … Read more
Menopause, a phase of life all women must go through, yet many of the symptoms are not frequently discussed. As your dental professionals, we’re here to speak specifically about the oral health impacts of menopause on women. Not only does our oral health change as we age, but for women, menopause brings additional concerns.
Xerostomia occurs when there is a decrease of saliva in the mouth, also known as dry mouth. This can happen for a number of reasons, and sometimes you may not even notice. There is a range of dry mouth from slight to severe. Even if you are unaware, you have dry mouth, your dentist or … Read more
Sjogrens is More Prevalent Sjogren’s Syndrome is an autoimmune disorder that affects the moisture-producing glands. The body’s immune system attacks these cells, causing them to stop working. This condition can affect saliva glands, tear ducts, and other organs. Consequently, oral health issues arise when the saliva glands are affected, reducing saliva flow. Although Sjogrens is … Read more
