Tips to Quench Your Thirst! Dry Mouth – Part 3
In parts one and two of blog series on Dry Mouth, we discussed what dry mouth was, and some of the causes. At Periodontal Associates of Memphis, we want to help inform the residents of Memphis about their oral health. Now let’s take a look at some tips on...
Dry Mouth – The Root of the Problem – Part 2
Conditions like dry mouth can be the result of underlying health issues. It is important to know what causes this condition so it can be treated appropriately. At (Periodontal Associates of Memphis, we know that your oral health is imperative to your overall...
Are You Thirsty for Answers About Your Dry Mouth? – Part 1
Dry mouth and the effects it can causes as it relates to periodontal disease.
8 Ways to Stop Grinding Your Teeth
Do you wake up with a headache or sore jaw? Are your teeth sensitive to heat or cold? You may be grinding while you sleep! Here are some tips to help with this medical issue, often referred to as bruxism. Reduce Stress-Stress is the main cause of teeth grinding....
ORAL HEALTH & OSTEOPOROSIS
Did you know bone is active living tissue that serves several purposes? Not only is it the structural foundation for our bodies, but your bones also support muscles, protect vital organs, and stores most of the body’s calcium. Bones are made up of elastic fibers...
The Battle Below Your Gum Line
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is dangerous for your oral health as well as your overall health. While many people are aware of the dangers of gum disease, not many know of how threatening it is to your oral health. The most common forms of gum...
Regular Toothbrush vs Electric – What’s Better?
At Periodontal Associates of Memphis, often times we see people don’t brush for the recommended two to three minutes. If a manual toothbrush is used for the appropriate amount of time, and done with proper technique, it can perform as well as an electric...
How Does Diabetes Affect Your Oral Health?
If you’re one of the 30 million Americans who have diabetes, you may be surprised to learn about an unexpected complication associated with this condition. Among those with diabetes, research shows that there is an increased prevalence of gum disease. Not only are...