But I drink DIET Soda, so it’s ok… 0
A far too common misconception about oral health and soda is that diet soda has no sugar so it doesn’t harm teeth. Though diet soda doesn’t directly cause cavities it promotes an environment that is beneficial for the bacteria that create cavities, aka “acid loving bacteria”. An important point needs to be addressed here. Not …
Read MoreWhy Are My Teeth Sensitive? 0
If you are reading this, you are likely one of the many individuals with at least one sensitive tooth. A research review published in 2006 by the Journal of the American Dental Association estimated that up to 57% of the population may be experiencing sensitivity in one or more of their teeth. So, lets get …
Read MoreWe Want to Hear from YOU! 0
At Denmark Dental we are continually trying to find ways to make you more comfortable when visiting us. We appreciate feedback, as it is also helpful for those individuals looking for a new dental home. Please share your experience with us on google. To write a google review click the following link Google Review. You …
Read MoreThe Ride Across Minnesota – National MS Society 0
Dear Friends and Family, Bike riding continues to be a great outlet for me bringing me an improved level of fitness and stress reduction. I enjoy talking about biking almost anytime or place. This passion for biking has brought me to ride in the National MS Society Ride Across Minnesota Tram for the last four years. This …
Read MoreThe 3 Necessities for Tooth Decay 0
It may be surprising to hear that dental decay is the most common chronic infectious disease affecting children. It is a disease that is progressive and leads to more complicated treatment the longer it is neglected. This blog will cover the formula for getting tooth decay and provide simple tips to aid in its prevention. …
Read MoreDoes a Healthy Mouth Aid in the Prevention of Cancer? 0
For years now there has been evidence supporting a link between unhealthy gums and heart disease, diabetes, low term birth weights and other systemic diseases. A link to cancer is seldom mentioned in current research. A study in Lancet Oncology found that men with a history of gum disease were 14% more likely to develop cancer of any …
Read MoreFear, Phobia, Anxiety and Dentistry 0
I am fairly certain that I don’t need to explain the title of this blog; most of you can identify with the first three words and how they relate to the profession of dentistry. All three present differently and with varying degrees of intensity. I had one patient tell me “I would rather have another child than …
Read MoreFlossing: What you want to know (Part 2/2) 0
Part one of this blog on flossing gave some of the basic reasons to frequently floss your teeth; to prevent decay and maintain healthy gums. This update will take you a little deeper. The most common reason for adult tooth loss is periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is when the supporting bone that holds our teeth firmly …
Read MoreSoniCare winner has been announced! 0
Congratulations to Michael Champion who is the winner of the Denmark Dental SoniCare contest. Michael came in today, March 29th 2011 to claim his prize at our office, taking a photo with our Dentists; Dr. Casper and Dr. Helgeson. We had a little technical delay, but the next one will be coming up very soon.
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