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My dentist tells
me that I have periodontal problems and he doesn't think I will be able to
keep my teeth much longer. Is there anything that I can do? - Dr. Murray
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Want
Healthy Gums? Hit The Dairy Aisle - Science Daily, 2/6/08 -
"subjects that consumed 55 or more grams of products
containing lactic acid each day had a significantly lower prevalence of deep
PD and severe CAL, therefore demonstrating a lower instance of periodontal
disease"
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Winemaking Waste Proves Effective Against Disease-causing Bacteria In Early
Studies - Science Daily, 1/2/08 - "specific
polyphenols, present in large amounts in fermented seeds and skins cast away
after grapes are pressed, interfere with the ability of bacteria to
contribute to tooth decay. Beyond cavities, the action of the wine
grape-based chemicals may also hold clues for new ways to lessen the ability
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"A compound Howell discovered in
cranberries, proanthocyanidine, prevents plaque formation on teeth" -
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Stress May Wreak Havoc on Your Mouth - WebMD, 8/13/07
- Diseased
gums raise risk of pancreatic cancer - MSNBC, 11/13/06 -
"that men with gum disease and
recent tooth loss had a 2.7-fold increased risk of developing pancreatic
cancer compared with those who reported neither gum disease nor tooth loss"
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New Way to Stamp
Out Tooth Decay - WebMD, 10/24/06
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Red Wine May Fight
Gum Disease - WebMD, 3/10/03
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Case Researchers Find Exercise, Eating Right and Maintaining Weight Benefit
Oral Health - Doctor's Guide, 8/22/05
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Healthy Gums May Help Fight Alzheimer's
- WebMD, 6/20/05 -
"Brushing your teeth
may be one of many ways to help keep your mind healthy and lower the risk of
Alzheimer's disease"
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Raisins May Help Fight Cavities -
WebMD, 6/8/05
- Do Clean
Teeth Promote Heart Health? - Dr. Weil, 5/3/05
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Electric Toothbrushes May Be Better At Fighting Plaque, Gum
Disease - Science Daily, 4/20/05 - "Over the short term of one to three months, the rotating brushes reduced
plaque by 11 percent over manual toothbrushes and reduced the signs of
gingivitis, or gum inflammation, by 6 percent over the regular brushes ...
The powered brushes reduced gingivitis by 17 percent over the manual brushes
after more than three months’ use" - See
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at drugstore.com.
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Pearly Teeth Could Help Save Your Heart
- WebMD, 3/11/05 -
"It's possible that in
someone with gum disease the mouth's pesky bacteria travel through the
bloodstream and prompt inflammation that clogs arteries"
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Yogurt: An Antidote to Bad Breath?
- WebMD, 3/10/05 -
"the participants ate
about 3 ounces of yogurt twice daily for six weeks .... levels of plaque and
the gum disease gingivitis were also significantly lower among yogurt
eaters"
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Study Finds Direct Association Between Cardiovascular Disease
and Periodontal Bacteria - Doctor's Guide, 2/8/05
- Bleeding
Gums? - Dr. Weil, 9/14/04
- Does Poor
Dental Health Determine Overall Health? - Dr.
Weil, 5/28/04
- Is It Safe
to Whiten Your Smile? - Dr. Weil, 4/6/04
- White Tea
for Healthy Teeth? - Dr. Weil, 12/11/03
- Brushing
Off Gingivitis? - Dr. Weil, 9/26/03
- Brushing Technique Important in Removing Plaque -
New Hope Natural Media, 8/21/03
- Mercury in
Your Mouth? - Dr. Weil, 7/10/03
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Too Much Pressure or Time Brushing Your Teeth Can Hurt
- WebMD, 6/20/03
- Guarding
Your Gums? - Dr. Weil, 6/16/03 -
"Periodontal disease is a chronic
gum infection caused by bacteria in plaque ...
Coenzyme Q10: Take 120 mg per day of a soft-gel
form with meals ... young women who get less than 800 mg of
calcium a day have double the risk of periodontal disease" - See
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Microwave Zaps Denture Germs -
WebMD, 6/11/03
- Borage Oil
Reduces Periodontal Inflammation - New Hope
Natural Media, 5/29/03
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Green Tea Boosts Antimicrobial Properties Of Toothpaste
- Intelihealth, 5/21/03 -
"green
tea extracts (GTE) and polyphenol (PP) have an adverse effect on
bacteria that cause strep throat, dental caries, and other infections"
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What supplements for periodontal disease?
- Dr. Janson's Newsletter, 12/02
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Oral Health - Nutrition Science
News, 12/99
- Calcium, Vitamin D Help You Hold on to Those Pearly Whites
- WebMD, 10/29/01 -
"examined 145 healthy
men and women aged 65 and older who had taken either
calcium plus vitamin
D supplements or placebo ... The calcium was given at a dose of 500 mg
and vitamin D at 700 IU daily ... 27% of the placebo group, but only 13% of
the supplement group, lost one or more teeth during the three-year study ...
Once the study was finished, the researchers continued to count teeth for a
couple of more years. Again, they found that those taking in at least 1,000
mg of calcium each day were able to hold on to more teeth"
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Keep That Smile! Calcium and Vitamin D Prevent Tooth Loss - WebMD,
9/27/00
- Low
Dietary Calcium, Low Vitamin C Linked To Increased Risk Of Gum Disease
- Doctor's Guide, 6/29/98
- Link
Between Heart Attack Risk and Gum Disease May Be Folic Acid
- Doctor's Guide, 6/10/97
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Warning issued for silver dental fillings - USATODAY.com, 6/12/08
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Gum Disease May Make Diabetes Worse - WebMD, 6/6/08 -
"The suggestion from the study is that treating gum
disease could actually slow down the progression to diabetes in those at
high risk of developing the disease"
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Mercury dental fillings may
harm some - MSNBC, 6/4/08
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Gum Disease May Raise Cancer Risk - WebMD, 5/27/08 -
"Compared to men with healthy gums, men with a
history of gum disease were: ... 14% more likely to develop cancer overall
... 49% more likely to develop kidney cancer ... 54% more likely to develop
pancreatic cancer ... 30% more likely to develop blood cancers"
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New Drug Reverses Dentists' Anesthesia - WebMD, 5/12/08
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Bonelike Coating For Dental Implants Makes Everyone Smile - Science
Daily, 4/4/08
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Periodontal Disease Can Lead To Gestational Diabetes, Study Shows -
Science Daily, 3/24/08 - "Inflammation associated
with periodontal disease is believed to play a role in the onset of
gestational diabetes, perhaps by interfering with the normal functioning of
insulin, the hormone that regulates glucose metabolism"
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When
And How Often You Consume Acidic Foods Or Beverages Affects Dental Health
- Science Daily, 2/5/08
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Periodontal Disease Is Associated With Chronic Kidney Disease -
Medscape, 1/30/08 - "subjects with periodontal
disease and those who were
edentulous were nearly twice as likely to have CKD (adjusted odds
ratios, 1.60 and 1.85, respectively)"
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Dental Tooth Fillings Containing Mercury Don't Affect Children's Brain
Development, Study Suggests - Science Daily, 1/25/08
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Healthy Smile May Promote A Healthy Heart - Science Daily, 1/8/08 -
"individuals with periodontal disease whose
biomarkers showed increased bacterial exposure were more likely to develop
coronary heart disease or atherogenesis (plaque formation in the arteries)"
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Huge
Success With Directly Loaded Implants In The Mouth - Science Daily,
12/16/07
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Treating Your Periodontal Pockets May Benefit Your Pocket Book - Science
Daily, 11/28/07 - "prevention of periodontal
diseases may lead to savings on not only dental costs, but also medical care
costs. Periodontal, or gum diseases have been linked to systemic health
conditions including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and respiratory
problems ... cumulative health care costs were 21% higher for those patients
with severe periodontal disease than those with no periodontal disease"
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Smoking Can Harm The Long-term Effects Of Some Oral Plastic Surgery
Procedures - Science Daily, 9/18/07
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Chronic Gum Disease Associated With Tongue Cancer - Science Daily,
5/23/07
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Treat Gum Disease, Help Heart? - WebMD, 2/28/07 -
"One group got standard gum disease
treatment -- having a dentist scrape and polish their teeth ... The other
group got more aggressive treatment, including a shot of anesthesia to let
dentists remove plaque below the gum line and extract teeth, if necessary
... two months later, the intensive treatment group had better endothelial
function than the standard treatment group. That advantage was still seen at
the end of the six-month study"
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Gum Disease Ups Pancreatic Cancer Risk - WebMD, 1/16/07 -
"subjects who reported gum disease
were 64% more likely to have pancreatic cancer ... Michaud and colleagues
suggest that long-standing gum infections trigger a body-wide immune
response: inflammation. Inflamed tissues give off chemical signals that
promote tumor growth"
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Periodontal Therapy Helps Patients With Type 2 Diabetes - Doctor's
Guide, 10/31/06
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Tooth Whiteners Work, at Least Briefly - WebMD, 10/17/06
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New Study Finds a Positive Association Between Periodontal Disease and
Coronary Heart Disease - Doctor's Guide, 9/27/06 -
"A number of pathways are suspected to
be involved," said Geismar. "One way is that periodontal bacteria directly
invade the arterial wall and another way is that bacterial products from the
periodontal pocket exert a systemic effect on atherosclerosis development
based on the immune system."
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Safety of Dental Fillings Questioned - WebMD, 9/7/06
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Study Supports Findings That Periodontal Bacteria May Be Linked to Heart
Disease
- Doctor's Guide, 7/21/06 - "acute
coronary syndrome (ACS) ... Seventy-seven percent of the participants in the
ACS group and 42 percent in the control group demonstrated evidence of
periodontitis"
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No Harm Found in
Amalgam Fillings - WebMD, 4/18/06
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Periodontitis Associated With Pregnancy Complications - Doctor's Guide,
2/6/06
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Treating Gum Disease May Reduce The Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease -
Science Daily, 1/6/06 -
"inflammation in the mouth has a measurable effect in the bloodstream, and
therefore the rest of the body"
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Tooth Loss and Heart Disease Linked, Even Among Nonsmokers - Doctor's
Guide, 12/20/05 - "Heart disease was
present in 4.7% of those without tooth loss, 5.7% of those with 1 to 5
missing teeth, 7.5% of those with 6 to 31 missing teeth, and 8.5% of those
with total tooth loss"
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Common Antibiotic May Affect Tooth Enamel - WebMD, 10/3/05
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Dangers of Teeth Whitening Obsession - ABC News, 7/30/05 -
"When people abuse teeth whitening
products, the results aren't pretty ... The edges of your teeth will become
bluish-translucent in color, and that is irreversible ... Your teeth can
become very sensitive. You can harm the gum tissue and burn it away"
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Certain
Drinks Can Permanently Damage Teeth - CBS2 Chicago, 6/9/05
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Dental Erosion -- Consume Pickles, Lemons And Soft Drinks In Moderation
- Science Daily, 5/29/05
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Wisdom Teeth Removal Often Unnecessary - WebMD, 5/5/05
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New
Dental Implants Build Bone, Speed Healing - CBS 2 Chicago, 4/26/05
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Electric Toothbrushes May Be Better At Fighting Plaque, Gum
Disease - Science Daily, 4/20/05 -
"Over the short term of one to three months, the rotating brushes reduced
plaque by 11 percent over manual toothbrushes and reduced the signs of
gingivitis, or gum inflammation, by 6 percent over the regular brushes ...
The powered brushes reduced gingivitis by 17 percent over the manual brushes
after more than three months’ use"
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Live
Oral Bacteria Found In Arterial Plaque - Science Daily, 3/31/05 -
"Gum disease has been linked to
hardening of the arteries ... This report certainly provides a smoking gun
that live bacteria have become seeded from the oral cavity to become
inhabitants of the vessel wall ... The exciting implications focus on the
known ability of these bacteria to destroy connective tissue in the mouth,
suggesting that when infecting the vessel wall they may contribute to the
instability of the atherosclerotic plaque — leading to acute events such as
heart attack or stroke"
- Columbia Study Suggests Brushing Your Teeth May Reduce Risk Of Stroke And
Heart Attack - Science Daily, 2/17/05 -
"people with gum disease are more likely to suffer from atherosclerosis – a
narrowing of blood vessels that can lead to stroke or heart attack ... one
possible explanation for the link is that the bacteria that cause the gum
disease may migrate throughout the body via the bloodstream and stimulate
the immune system, causing inflammation that results in the clogging of
arteries"
- Which Drinks Damage Your Teeth the Most? - WebMD,
2/16/05 - "noncola
soft drinks, energy/sports drinks, and commercial lemonade "showed the most
aggressive dissolution effect on dental enamel,""
- Listerine no
replacement for flossing? - MSNBC, 1/7/05
- Little Evidence To Link Mercury Fillings To Human Health Problems
- Science Daily, 12/20/04
- Possible Link Between Oral and Overall Health in Diabetics
- Doctor's Guide, 12/13/04
- Mercury Fillings: They're Not Risky - WebMD,
12/9/04
- Dental
Plaque May Harbor Pathogens for Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia
- Medscape, 11/11/04
- Further Evidence Reveals The Association Between Periodontal Disease And
Coronary Artery Disease - Science Daily, 10/27/04
- "One reason
is that periodontal pathogens could enter the bloodstream, invade the blood
vessel walls and ultimately cause atherosclerosis ... Another hypothesis is
based on several studies that have shown that periodontal infections can be
correlated with increased plasma levels of inflammation such as fibrinogen
(this creates blood clots), C-reactive protein, or several cytokines"
- Can Tooth Whiteners Cause Oral Cancer? - WebMD,
8/7/04 - "the
active ingredient in these popular whiteners -- available at a dentist's
office or in over-the-counter kits -- may be the reason why two patients
with no other identifiable risk factors developed advanced tongue cancer
while in their 20s ... Free Radical Damage Suspected"
- Repeated Treatment Of Gum Disease Reduces Levels Of Inflammatory Factors
Known To Increase Heart Disease Risk - Science
Daily, 4/8/04 -
"in people who had elevated levels of CRP at baseline, removal of dental
plaque bacteria by scaling or scaling combined with topical antibiotics
produced a statistically significant reduction, bringing CRP levels close to
the low-risk level. Both treatments also significantly reduced levels of
fibrinogen in patients with elevated fibrinogen levels"
- Tooth-Whitening Strips and Trays Face Off - WebMD,
3/18/04
- Eating Breakfast May Prevent Cavities - WebMD,
1/16/04
- Angry, Lonely Men Prone to Gum Disease - WebMD,
12/22/03
- Oral Piercing Causes Long-Term Dental Damage -
WebMD, 7/21/03
- Painless Root Canal Quicker, Cheaper - WebMD,
7/18/03
- Obesity Leads to Gum Disease - WebMD, 6/2/03
- Dental Erosions Due to Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Often Undiagnosed
- Doctor's Guide, 5/22/03
- Secondhand Smoke Leads to More Cavities - WebMD,
3/11/03
- Sink Your Teeth Into Denture Alternative -
TheSanDiegoChannel.com, 2/10/03
- Dental Problems From Depression Drugs - WebMD,
2/4/03
- Dental Health Associated With Nutritional Status In Older Adults
- Doctor's Guide, 1/20/03 -
"individuals with no posterior occluding pairs, one to four pairs or
complete dentures had consistently lower scores on the [Healthy Eating
Index] HEI
than individuals with five to eight posterior occluding pairs of teeth ...
Those with impaired dentition also ate fewer servings of fruit and had lower
serum values of beta carotene and ascorbic acid ... Dietary intake levels of
vitamin A, carotene, folic acid and vitamin C were poorer in individuals
with impaired dentition, as were
HEI
scores for diet variety, cholesterol and sodium"
- Tooth Loss Linked to Stroke Risk - WebMD, 12/12/02
- "tooth
loss may increase the risk of stroke by as
much as 74% compared with those who have a healthy mouthful of teeth ... The
findings add more evidence to support the growing link between gum
(periodontal) disease, which is caused by bacterial infections, and the risk
of stroke and heart disease" - Possible solution?:
- Low-dose Periostat (Doxycycline) Shows Benefits in Patients with Heart
Failure - Doctor's Guide, 11/20/02 -
"At six-month follow-up, sub-antimicrobial dose
doxycyline significantly reduced CRP
levels by 45.8 percent compared to baseline values (p<0.05). The drug
was also associated with a 33.5 percent reduction in interleukin-6 and a
50 percent reduction in metalloproteinase ... The findings are exciting,
since research is now showing that CRP is both a key marker of
inflammation leading to future acute coronary events, but also that CRP
itself may contribute to the initiation and progression of
atherosclerosis"
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Periodontitis in Estrogen-Deficient Women - Archives of Internal
Medicine, 12/9/02 -
"The influence of
estrogen deficiency directly on alveolar bone
seems likely to only partially explain the association between the lack of
estrogen and tooth loss. Many studies suggest a beneficial influence of
estrogen directly on gingival and periodontal tissues even though this
concept is not mentioned in recent reviews of risk factors for periodontal
disease ... We continue to see nonsmoking women without diabetes mellitus in
their 50s and 60s whose periodontal disease is strikingly improved within a
few months following the onset of systemic estrogen therapy without other
interventions"
- Periodontal Diseases Increase C-Reactive Protein In Haemodialysis Patients
- Doctor's Guide, 11/7/02
- Risk of Preterm Low Birth Weight in Women With Periodontal Disease Reduced
By Periodontal Therapy - Doctor's Guide, 9/2/02
- Delayed Maxillary Implants Best for Buccal Dehiscence Defects
- Doctor's Guide, 8/20/02
- Subantimicrobial Dose Doxycycline Reduces Deep Pockets In Severe
Periodontitis - Doctor's Guide, 8/8/02
- Amniotic Fluid Infection May Be Linked To Dental Plaque
- Doctor's Guide, 6/5/02
- Periapical Status Of Tooth And Survival Of Tooth After Root Filling
- Doctor's Guide, 6/4/02
- Periodontitis Link to Autoreactive B Cells -
Doctor's Guide, 5/17/02
- Study of Heart Transplant Patients Further Demonstrates Periodontitis May Be
A Risk Factor For Heart Disease - Doctor's Guide,
5/8/02 - "This study adds one more
piece of significant evidence that, along with high cholesterol and blood
pressure, periodontal disease should be seen as a risk factor for
cardiovascular disease ... It is now common practice for dentists to
prescribe antibiotics prior to oral surgery or even advanced cleaning
techniques for patients with particular heart health profiles. Among the
newer methods for administering antibiotics is the product
Arestin(TM), which uses
patented microsphere
technology to deliver the antibiotic
minocycline beneath the gum,
directly into the infected periodontal pocket, after deep cleaning of the
teeth and gums with a common method of treatment known as scaling and root
planing" - see Arestin.com
- Potentially Dangerous Oral Spots and Sores Need More Attention
- Doctor's Guide, 3/28/02
- Good Denture Design Assists Tooth Health -
Doctor's Guide, 3/14/02
- Strong Link Found Between Mother's Gum Disease and Premature Birth, Low
Birth Weight - Doctor's Guide, 3/7/02
- Vioxx (Rofecoxib) Relieves Acute Pain from Dental Surgery Better than
Oxycodone/Acetaminophen Combination - Doctor's
Guide, 3/4/02
- Old Toothbrushes Not Up To Job - Intelihealth,
2/12/02
- One-Third Skip Annual Dental Visit - Intelihealth,
1/29/02
- Goodbye, Dentures: Implants Are Gaining Favor -
Intelihealth, 9/11/01
- New Material Enhances Fillings, Rebuilds Teeth -
WebMD, 8/27/01
- Too Much Soda Taking Its Toll on Kids' Teeth -
WebMD, 7/12/01
- Incidence
of Periodontal Disease High In People With Rheumatoid Arthritis -
Doctor's Guide, 6/21/01
- Is
Mercury in Fillings Really a Problem?, Dentists Split on Controversial Issue
- WebMD, 5/29/01
-
Passive Smoke Linked to Cavities in Children, Tooth Decay Nearly Doubles in
Smoking Homes - WebMD, 5/1/01 -
"the rate of cavities in children was nearly double in smoking households,
even after considering a number of variables including sex, race, dental
visits, family income, and nutrition status"
-
Brush Your Teeth -- It Prevents More Than Cavities, Oral Health Strongly
Impacts Overall Health - WebMD, 4/19/01 -
"having bad teeth and gums contributes to high cholesterol, which is linked
to a host of other illnesses, including heart disease. Poor oral health also
may place you at increased risk for developing diabetes"
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Chronic Periodontal Disease May Be Risk Factor For Diabetes - Doctor's
Guide, 4/20/01 - "While it has been
established that people with diabetes are more prone to developing
periodontal disease, new research is suggesting that periodontal disease
may, in turn, be a risk factor for diabetes ... Periodontal disease can
cause bacteria to enter the bloodstream and activate immune cells. These
activated cells produce inflammatory biological signals (cytokines) that
have a destructive effect throughout the entire body"
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Tattletale Toothpaste, Toothbrush May Help Keep Cavities in Check -
WebMD, 3/26/01
- FDA
Approves Arestin (Minocycline) For Adult Periodontitis - Doctor's Guide,
2/19/01
-
Technology makes possible a designer smile - CNN, 2/19/01
- Link May
Exist Between Passive Smoking And Periodontal Disease, Researchers Say -
Doctor's Guide, 2/15/98
-
Straight Talk on Invisible Braces, They Work -- But For a Price - WebMD,
11/30/00
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New Research Finds Link Between Gum Disease, Acute Heart Attacks -
Doctor's Guide, 11/13/00
-
Bad Gums, Bad Heart Link Questioned - Intelihealth, 9/20/00
- FDA
Approves Atrisorb Tissue Regeneration Barrier With Doxycycline -
Doctor's Guide, 9/14/00
-
Too Few Heart Patients Take Antibiotics Before Dental Work - WebMD,
7/5/00
- Women With
Periodontal Disease More Likely to Delivery Premature Babies
- Doctor's Guide, 5/8/00
- Atridox
Periodontal Disease Treatment Approved In Europe -
Doctor's Guide, 1/4/00
- Hormone
Replacement May Slow Progression Of Periodontal Disease - Doctor's
Guide, 8/30/99
- What Do You Think Of These New Teeth Whitening Methods?
- Dr. Dean, 8/20/99
- Atridox
Effective For Chronic Adult Periodontitis - Doctor's Guide, 6/16/99
- Periodontal
Disease May Increase Risk Of Stroke - Doctor's Guide, 4/21/99
- Trip to the dentist becoming less painful - CNN,
11/30/98
- Atridox
Therapy Now Available In U.S. For Periodontal Disease - Doctor's Guide,
12/12/98
- First
Capsule For Adult Periodontitis, Periostat, Available in U.S. - Doctor's
Guide, 11/18/98
- PerioChip
Now Available In The U.S. For Periodontitis Treatment - Doctor's Guide,
9/16/98
- FDA Approves
Atridox Periodontal Disease Treatment - Doctor's Guide, 9/8/98
- Study Of
Bacteria Further Supports Possible Link Between Gum And Heart Disease -
Doctor's Guide, 2/24/98
- Osteoporosis
And Oral Health Closely Linked, Study Shows - Doctor's Guide, 2/16/98
- Medications
Have Unintended Positive and Negative Side Effects on Gums - Doctor's
Guide, 10/3/97
- Gum Grafting
Provides New Smile Options - Doctor's Guide, 10/3/97
- Is a Trip to
the Dentist Necessary for Moms-To-Be? - Doctor's Guide, 10/3/97
- Scientists
Link Gum Health And Heart Disease In Humans -
Doctor's Guide, 6/18/97
- New Product
Launched to Repair Diseased Gums - Doctor's Guide, 4/16/97
- Oral
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