Preventing Oral Disease and Saving Your Smile
The patients of Artistic Touch Dentistry in Melbourne, Florida all know how keeping an oral health routine, that includes daily brushing, flossing, and twice yearly dental appointments, is…
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Dr. Maryam Brazdo
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Read article: Preventing Oral Disease and Saving Your Smile
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Secondhand smoke and tooth decay
Read article: Secondhand smoke and tooth decaySmoking is bad for your oral health, but did you know that smoking can also cause dental problems for the children subjected to your secondhand smoke? Researchers have…
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Sugar Free Drinks Contain Additives That Harm Teeth
Read article: Sugar Free Drinks Contain Additives That Harm TeethAt Artistic Touch Dentistry, we often advise patients to reduce sugar intake to improve their oral (and overall) health. But a new study indicates that focusing on sugar…
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The election cycle and dental insurance: what really counts?
Read article: The election cycle and dental insurance: what really counts?As Floridians head to the polls to vote in primaries, we’re reminded that dental insurance and dental care are often topics of political discussion during election years. Inevitably,…
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Dental Pulp Stem Cells is Something to Consider
Read article: Dental Pulp Stem Cells is Something to ConsiderIf you’ve delivered a baby within the past decade, you’ve likely seen advertisements about the storage of umbilical cord blood and storing stem cells. While the cost of…
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Causes, treatment, and prevention of canker sores
Read article: Causes, treatment, and prevention of canker soresIf you’ve ever suffered from a canker sore, you know they can be painful and distracting. Today we’d like to share some information on how canker sores develop,…
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Liquid biopsy cancer test closer; dental offices ideal for screening
Read article: Liquid biopsy cancer test closer; dental offices ideal for screeningDr. David Wong at the School of Dentistry at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) has announced technology over a decade in the making is finally coming closer…
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Is Sleeping With Your Mouth Open Bad for Your Teeth and Health?
Read article: Is Sleeping With Your Mouth Open Bad for Your Teeth and Health?A new study indicates that breathing through your mouth while you sleep doesn’t just put you at risk for snoring; it also leads to greater levels of tooth…
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Scientists are now able to map oral bacteria
Read article: Scientists are now able to map oral bacteriaIn dentistry, we often advise patients that brushing is important to “remove plaque and bacteria.” We use the refrain so often that patients come to believe oral bacteria…
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Clinical practice guidelines for caring for restorations
Read article: Clinical practice guidelines for caring for restorationsAs the United States population ages and we increasingly address the issues of tooth loss, repair, and replacement with better technologies, it’s obvious that patients would need a…