92506 Dentists say Candy May Be Dandy, but Brush your Teeth

 at Riverside Dental Group already scheduled. In the meantime, we understand the temptations that a sweet tooth combined with Halloween night can create.

Tons of Chocolate

How many pounds of chocolate do you imagine will be sold this week? Would you believe that in the United States, Halloween week marks an approximate purchase of 90 million pounds? To put this statistic in perspective, roughly 65 million pounds are sold during the week leading up to (more…)

Moreno Valley Dentists Urge you to Eat More Whole Grains

at Dental Associates of Moreno Valley will tell you more about how unrefined grains can actually be good for your dental health.

What Makes a Grain “Whole?”

You can find a variety of whole grains at just about any market. Some natural grocers sell a large variety of whole grains in bulk. Just remember, anything that is white, or full of enriched flour is (more…)

Your Corona Dentists Discuss Protein Capsules for Fighting Gum Disease

at Dental Associates of Corona, will share the details of a new study that proposes using protein filled capsules to alleviate periodontitis.

Gum Tissue Regrowth?

The research report was presented at the 244th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society. Steven Little, Ph.D, reported on the research in which they performed (more…)

Temecula Dentists Quiz You on Health Benefits of Pumpkins

Have you been seeing a great many pumpkins popping up in patches, at grocery stores, or throughout your neighborhood? A symbol of both Halloween and Thanksgiving, pumpkins are great for decoration, and delicious when you mix their flesh with eggs, cream, and sugar. Obviously, sweet pumpkin treats won’t tout many health benefits, dental or otherwise,. However, pumpkin can potentially benefit your health in and of itself. Your Temecula dentists at the Oasis Family Dental will quiz you on why you might want to consider adding a little more pumpkin into your regular diet. (more…)

Stresses Relationship to Teeth Grinding Explained by Woodcrest Dentists

Stress can cause people to do many things, both consciously and unconsciously. When you’re tense, do you resort to biting your fingernails, clenching your teeth, or perhaps chewing on pens and pencils? Stress reactions can be very detrimental to your dental health. Arguably, the worst of all tooth-threatening stress side-effects is bruxism (teeth grinding). Unfortunately, many patients that suffer from bruxism grind their teeth while they’re sleeping. The problem with this is that they may not even realize they have a problem until tooth damage has begun to show signs. Your Woodcrest dentists at Riverside Dental Group, has more to say about the relationship between teeth grinding and stress. (more…)