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Ways Your Dental Health Affects Your Overall Health
While your dental health may not seem related to your overall health, it can actually have a significant impact on your body and health as a whole! Many people only think about a toothache or unsightly stains when they consider dental health, but there are many issues that can lead to significant health problems when left unattended.
Toothy New Year's Resolutions!
Can you guess what the top ten New Year's Resolutions made in 2018 were?
Are Amalgam Fillings Safe?
Fillings are typically composed of a substance known as dental amalgam. This substance is a combination of several metals, most commonly silver, tin, mercury, and copper.
DIY Dentistry?? What not to do!
We live in a DIY-saturated society. Entire TV series are dedicated to the art of the "life hack." Social media is ablaze with lists of DIY birthday parties, holiday decorations, home organization - it goes on and on.
Oral Health and Diabetes
Did you know that gum disease and diabetes are related? Your overall oral health is affected by so much more than watching your candy intake or remembering to floss...albeit great habits!
Recipe for Banana Bread!
We here at Montgomery Dentistry know how drastically the health of your teeth and gums can affect your quality of life. When your teeth are straight and white, you feel beautiful and confident! When your gums are healthy, you can brush and floss without any discomfort! And when your teeth are strong and well maintained, you are freed up to use them for their intended purpose…to EAT!
The Health Benefits of Smiling
“A smile is a curve that sets everything straight.” - Phyllis Diller Everyone wants to be happy and healthy. The problem is, to achieve these things often costs so much money! To be healthy seems to require a huge grocery budget that can accommodate everything organic. And to be happy apparently involves purchasing the finest things in life to make you look beautiful.
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