November is National Diabetes month. Especially as we enter into the holiday months filled with food, sugary desserts and over stressed eating habits, you need to watch what you are eating. Take care of your dental needs by visiting your dentist regularly.
It's Halloween with all kinds of sweet treats! Satisfy your sweet tooth without all that sugar. Try Xylitol! Xylitol is a natural plant-based sweetener that's actually good for you. It tastes good too. Use it for baking, candy, etc. It's diabetic friendly!
October is National Dental Hygiene Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Please take a few moments this month to schedule your mammograms and regular dental checkups. Call Dr. Green at 973-228-0252. Visit: www.GaryGreenDentist.com
With nearly half of the adult population developing some type of gum disease, it's more urgent than ever to keep your gums healthy. Gum disease or gingivitis can lead to periodontal disease which causes tooth loss. Don't wait until you feel pain!
JULY is National Ice Cream Month. Time to enjoy this delicious treat WITHOUT tooth sensitivity to cold. Dr. Green can give you tips on how to have your ice cream and eat it too!
Migraines and headaches can often be caused by a "bad bite" that causes a dental headache. Your dentist can possibly help you cure that headache better than your general practitioner.
Why is the Dentist taking my Blood Pressure? In most instances, a patient may see their dentist more often than they see their medical practitioner. Regular blood pressure screenings can ensure long-term health and also help prevent other medical problems.
Oral cancer, which effects the lips, tongue, cheeks, etc, is on the rise in the U.S. Awareness is low. One person every hour of the day, every day of the year will die from this disease. Smoking & tobacco contribute to the problem. Early detection is key.
Chronic snoring can lead to dry mouth syndrome which can cause oral/dental issues like bad breath, infections, sores, tooth decay and gum disease.
There is a definite link between your oral health and your overall health. Poor dental health and heart disease are intricately linked. Keeping your gums healthy and will lessen the impact on coronary artery disease.
Dental insurance policies are suppose to help people effectively budget for their dental needs. However, not all dental insurances or dentists are alike.
Here, we give tips on how to keep yourself healthy during flu season through good oral care. Brush teeth twice daily; Drink lots of liquids; Throw out your old toothbrush after illness; Gargle with salt water & Choose sugar-free cold medication.
G. Gary Green, DMD is a certified Medicare provider for surgical procedures and implants * for qualified patients.
