More than 1 in 4 U.S. adults (26%) have untreated dental cavities.

The words "root canal treatment" successfully instill fear in the bravest of us, to a point where people might choose living with the pain instead of going through the procedure.

A root canal is a treatment used to repair and save a badly decayed or infected tooth. During this procedure, the nerve and pulp are removed and the dentist cleans and seals the inside of the tooth. Without root canal treatment, the tissue surrounding the tooth will become infected and abscesses may form.

Here are a few symptoms and situations where you may need a root canal treatment.
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Do you know how to deal with a dental emergency?
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Signs of Fluoride Toxicity

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Good Dental Habits for Baby Teeth

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Toxic Teeth: Best Toothpaste Brands

Many conventional toothpastes contain toxic ingredients, some of which have been linked to cancer.
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Never Brush Your Teeth Again

Dr. P. Piero is known as "the dentist who doesn't brush his teeth," and has been researching dental health and periodontal disease for many years.
Thursday, 01 October 2015 11:06

6 Facts About Healthy Teeth & Gums

What is the connection between your oral health and your overall health?
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Wednesday, 17 June 2015 10:22

Alternatives to Mercury Dental Fillings

What are some safer alternatives to mercury fillings?
Wednesday, 17 June 2015 10:11

Are Mercury Fillings Really that Bad?

Mercury fillings have been used for decades, but are they safe?
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Gum graft surgery is a procedure where tissue is taken from the roof of your mouth and used to help treat your infected gums.
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Oral health is still very important while wearing braces or an expander.
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Gum graft surgery is a procedure where tissue is taken from the roof of your mouth and used to help treat your infected gums.
Published in Staying Well
Triclosan is found in many of your home and personal care products. But studies have found this chemical is potentially hazardous.
Published in Mindful Medicine
Wednesday, 20 August 2014 12:11

Oral Health: 5 Ways to Avoid Cavities

Healthy teeth are an important part of a child’s wellness.
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Did you know that the physical withdrawals of quitting smoking truly will go away after a few days? You can get through this.
Published in HER
Monday, 21 October 2013 12:33

Teeth as Tools: A BIG No-No

Using your teeth as tools may seem harmless, but can lead to chipping, tooth loss, root canals and permanent damage.
Published in Staying Well
Monday, 14 October 2013 12:33

What Your Gums Say about Your Health

Depending on your oral care, your gums can be a reflection of your overall health.
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Monday, 01 July 2013 12:22

Is Diet Soda Rotting Your Teeth?

Myth: Diet Soda just as harmful to teeth as regular soda.
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It's easy to brighten your smile simply by knowing the safest and most effective ways to whiten your teeth.
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Bad breath? Dry mouth? Dental problems can reveal a great deal about your general health and even serious medical issues.
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Monday, 06 May 2013 12:11

Toxic Chemicals in Your Toothpaste

Discover the truth about the potentially harmful ingredients in your toothpaste and the serious health problems they can cause.
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An estimated 80% of American adults currently have some form of gum disease. Do YOU?
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