New Study: Tooth Loss May Be Linked to Higher Risk of Heart DiseaseIn the past, we have been emphasizing the connection between oral inflammation and overall health where people with periodontal disease have a greater chance of acquiring diseases such as heart attacks, stroke, kidney disease, diabetes, and much more. Recently, WebMD released an article stating researchers may have linked tooth loss as a higher risk to heart disease. The Study: Revealing… Continue Reading
New Study: Link Between Postmenopausal Women, Smoking, and Tooth LossThis new study might shock you. We all know that smoking has long been associated with tooth loss, but a recent study has revealed that postmenopausal women who have smoked are at a considerably higher risk of losing their teeth than women who do not smoke. Menopause and Oral Health It doesn’t help that postmenopausal women already face more of… Continue Reading
What Do Your Food Choices Say About You?The well known saying, “You are what you eat” emphasizes a simple, but important truth. The food and drink you choose to put into your mouth will directly affect the health of your body, including your smile. National Nutrition Month—March 2013 This March marks the 40 year anniversary of National Nutrition Month, a yearly campaign that focuses attention on the importance… Continue Reading
A Healthy Diet Makes Happy SmilesAt <a href="http://www visit this web-site.drdeanlodding.com/”>Smile for Life Dental, Dr. Dean Lodding doesn’t merely focus on your oral health; he includes your overall health during your dental treatment. Studies have indicated there’s a health connection between the mouth and body where the bacteria from periodontal disease can harm other parts of your body, increasing your risk for serious illnesses including… Continue Reading
Your Beautiful Crowns Are Designed Right In The OfficeCrowns are restorations that dentists in St. Charles and Elgin choose to bring strength and vitality back to your smile. If you have a worn crown or would like to replace a metallic one that is showing at the gum line, Dr. Dean Lodding can astound you with a beautiful porcelain crown! You can turn to any dentist near St…. Continue Reading
Let Sedation Dentistry Leave the Dentistry To The DentistThe beautiful and healthy smile of your dreams is available, with comfort and peace of mind. How is this possible? Dr. Lodding welcomes patients to consider sedation dentistry for certain dental procedures. There may be many reasons to make you a viable sedation dentistry candidate in Elgin. Many of Dr. Lodding’s patients have received sedation dentistry for numerous reasons including:… Continue Reading
Live A Healthy, Prosperous Life With Dental ImplantsHave you ever considered obtaining dental implants, but are hesitant because of false rumors that receiving implants are a painful and difficult process? Put those false rumors aside and consider this life changing treatment under the careful care of Dr. Dean Lodding. Dental implants have exponentially advanced over the years where they acquire a 97-98% success rate. The treatment has… Continue Reading
Study Links Oral Health and Your Ability to Get PregnantSince early childhood, we’re taught about the importance of brushing and flossing in maintaining healthy teeth and gums. What many are not aware of is that good oral hygiene can also benefit you far beyond your sparkling, confident smile. Studies report a direct link between your oral health, and your general, overall health. Dr. Dean Lodding works closely with the… Continue Reading
Are Dental Implants Right for Me?Badly diseased or missing teeth can negatively impact more than your smile-ability. Lacking a full set of healthy chompers can also adversely affect your speech. Missing teeth can hinder your ability to comfortably and adequately chew food, leading to possible digestion issues. The loss of even a single tooth is capable of creating oral health issues such as bite and… Continue Reading
Help Your Teeth And Life With This RecipeYou’ve probably heard us rave about Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn’s discovery of reversing heart disease. After 20 years of research, Dr. Esselstyn proved adapting to a plant-based and oil-free diet can stop and reverse heart disease. With these findings, it’s more important than ever to incorporate vegetables and other nutritious plants into your daily diet and eliminate the need for greasy… Continue Reading