by websites@thinkdenali.com | Apr 30, 2024 | Overall Health
Ensuring proper oral health is imperative not only for a radiant smile but also for overall well-being. This discussion will delve into the correlation between oral health and systemic health, elucidating the ramifications of prevalent dental conditions on our general...
by websites@thinkdenali.com | Jun 30, 2023 | General Dentistry, Overall Health, Preventative Dentistry
While people prioritize exercise, balanced diets, and ample sleep to maintain good health, dental care often remains overlooked. However, neglecting oral health can yield consequences that extend far beyond the realm of teeth and gums. Extensive research underscores...
by websites@thinkdenali.com | Mar 10, 2019 | Blog, Oral Health, Overall Health
If you have a compromised immune system or you regularly use inhaled steroids, you need to be aware of oral thrush. Oral thrush is an infection that is caused by an overgrowth of yeast in your mouth or throat. In other words, it is essentially a yeast infection that...
by websites@thinkdenali.com | Feb 8, 2019 | Blog, Common Conditions, Dental News, Overall Health
Did you know that oral health is a major factor in overall physical health? When your mouth is healthy, the rest of your body is more likely to be healthier, too. In fact, a recent study found that people who regularly visit their Glen Ellyn, IL dentist for check-ups...
by websites@thinkdenali.com | Dec 8, 2018 | Blog, Gum Health, Oral Health, Overall Health
Having a healthy oral hygiene routine is important to your health in more ways than you might realize: recent research is showing by preventing the development of gum disease, you may potentially help prevent certain cancers. Researchers at the University of Helsinki...
by websites@thinkdenali.com | Nov 6, 2018 | Blog, Common Conditions, Overall Health, Teeth
When your baby is teething, sometimes we have been taught to expect runny noses, fevers, and trouble sleeping as parts of the months-long teething process. Turns out it’s just not so, according to Dr. Thomas Gibbs. Here is a look at the problems teething can cause...
