Common Dental Myths People Ask About In the South End of Boston

In the age of the Internet, one can get overwhelmed with endless claims of unfounded pseudoscience especially when it comes to health and medicine. Even when it comes to teeth and gums, there are numerous claims out there that are surprisingly gaining popularity these days that are not accurate. I am writing this blog to…

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South End of Boston: Do bad teeth keep you out of your dream jobs?

Last week a segment on NBC News addressed how having bad teeth can be an obstacle for job seekers in landing their dream jobs. You may wonder how this can be true. Well, according to Dr. Susan Hyde, a population scientist at the University of California San Francisco, there is substantial evidence to support this….

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Residents of the South End of Boston Love Coffee

Studies show that about half of all Americans drink coffee daily, however I would say more than half of the residents of the South End of Boston drink coffee daily.? There have been numerous studies done on both the positive and negative effects of coffee on one’s health, but you may wonder what are some…

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South End of Boston: Easy Steps to Make Flossing a Daily Habit

We all know that flossing is important and that it needs to be done at least once a day. Flossing cleans areas of your teeth that the toothbrush cannot reach. This helps prevent cavities and gum issues. That being said, even the most conscientious patients come to their dental cleanings anxiously awaiting the hygienist’s lecture…

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South End of Boston: Oral Health and Oral Contraceptives

Even though millions of women take oral contraceptives, estimated between 8 million and 10 million in the United States alone, few are aware of their side effects. Studies have shown that oral contraceptives can worsen a patients’ inflammatory status.? These drugs can cause Erythema (a reddening of the gums) and increase tendency towards gum bleeding.?…

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Obesity and Dental Care in the South End of Boston

Recent studies have shown that people with a BMI over 30 regardless of smoking or diabetes status have a higher risk of developing periodontal (gum) disease than those with a healthy body weight. Fermentable carbohydrates, such as refined wheat flour, potatoes, rice, and pasta, convert into simple sugars in the mouth. These foods are believed…

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Free, Live, Online Dental Consultations in the South End of Boston!

Here at Tremont Dental Care in the South End of Boston, we are the first full service, multi-specialty practice to offer live, online, free consultations!? Our panel of general dentists and specialists will provide you with solutions to your problems or concerns concerning your oral health. Our team consists of specialists who focus on general…

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Halloween Tips for Your Kids in the South End of Boston

It’s Halloween again and we know concerned parents throughout Boston and the nation want to help their children avoid “zombie mouth”.? As kids across the country know there is hardly anything better than trick-or-treating in costumes and getting free candy from neighbors.? Especially now it is imperative for parents to reduce sugar from their children’s…

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South End of Boston: Differences Between Veneers and Dental Bonding

Veneers and dental bonding are cosmetic procedures that share the same goal: mask the imperfections in teeth. But there are differences in the procedures, materials, and cost. Veneers (Veneer Blog) are thin pieces of porcelain used to recreate the natural look of teeth, while also providing strength and resilience comparable to natural tooth enamel.? Since…

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