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Many people think of stress as an emotional or mental issue. However, the effects of stress extend far beyond our emotions. The physical response of the body to stress involves changes to hormone levels, increased inflammation, and the redistribution of resources for survival purposes. Hair growth, which depends on stability and balance, is often one…

When people think about oral health, they usually think small. Teeth, gums, and maybe bad breath before a big meeting or social event. What often gets overlooked is that the mouth does not operate on its own. It is connected to the rest of the body through blood vessels, nerves, and immune pathways. Because of…

Have you ever noticed chalky white marks on your teeth when you smile in the mirror. These white spots on teeth often catch people by surprise. They can appear suddenly or slowly become more visible over time.  While they may not always cause pain, they are usually a sign that something is happening beneath the…

A confident smile often starts with well aligned teeth, but for many people, protruding front teeth can affect both appearance and oral health. This condition, commonly known as buck teeth, is more common than many realize and can affect children, teenagers, and adults alike. This condition is not just a cosmetic concern. In many cases,…

Have you ever noticed hard yellow or brown deposits on your teeth that do not go away no matter how much you brush?  These deposits are often a sign of calculus teeth, a common but serious oral health issue that many people overlook. Dental calculus is not just a cosmetic concern. When left untreated, it…

Back teeth pain is one of the most common dental complaints people experience at some point in their lives. If your back teeth hurt, it can make everyday activities like eating, drinking, or even talking uncomfortable. Many people ignore pain in their back teeth, assuming it will go away on its own. In reality, back…

Have you ever noticed your teeth chattering without feeling cold? For many people, it is something they associate with winter weather or a sudden chill.  But when it happens unexpectedly or frequently, it can feel confusing or even concerning. It can range from a harmless, short term reaction to a sign of an underlying dental,…

If you have been told that you need a dental crown, it is completely normal to feel confused or overwhelmed. Many patients immediately ask what type of crown is best and how much it will cost.  While the word cost often creates anxiety, understanding what goes into the decision can help you feel more confident…

Brushing your teeth becomes more important than ever when you have braces. Brackets and wires can trap food easily, making it harder to keep your teeth and gums clean.  If plaque builds up, it can lead to cavities, gum problems, and white marks on your teeth once the braces come off. Many people with braces…