Category - Health & Wellness
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Swim Away from Dental Damage This Summer
Swimming is great for your mind and body, and it’s a fun way to increase exercise during the hot summer months. However, taking a few precautions will reduce the chance of dental erosion and staining caused by pool water.
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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Better Hydration for Better Smiles
How does drinking water affect our teeth? Here are some ways that consuming water not only increases your overall health, but your dental health, too.
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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Oral Cancer Awareness Month
Oral cancer is highly preventable, but often diagnosed in later stages. Here's the warning signs and symptoms to watch for.
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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Matters of the Heart! and Tips to De-Stress
Statistics show that heart disease risks increase as we get older. Starting from an early age is of course ideal, but here we are right now! We must begin making changes in our everyday lives. And here's how to start!
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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Warning Signs & Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses
Who knew that drinking water can be very beneficial to our daily lives and help save our teeth in the process? This summer has been a hot one and it’ll keep getting hotter. While we are all outside in the hot sun having the most fun as we can, it is very important to drink enough water as we can throughout the day.
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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Top 9 Health Risks Men Face
We have Men’s Health Awareness Week coming up this month so let’s talk about it. Men’s Health Week was created in 1994 by congress to help raise awareness of preventable health problems, as well as early detection and treatment of diseases commonly found among men and boys.
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco
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The Truth About Bad Posture and Tooth Fractures
cartoon dentist laser drilling fractured tooth crown Clenching and grinding of the teeth and jaws contribute greatly to tooth fractures, chipped teeth, and wearing down the surfaces of your teeth (short teeth).
Posted · Author Dental Health Of San Francisco