I just wanted to call and say, “thank you, thank you, thank you.” This is working out so great! It’s been five days and I eat anything I want. I can’t say enough. It’s a wonderful thing. I’m really pleased! ~ Paul C.
Dr. Blane, Thanks for a great initial exam! I am so glad to be a “new” patient in your practice! ~ Lindra M.
Cindi, Thanks for getting me in so quickly. My tooth feels good and I didn’t have to take anything last night! ~ Grammie P.
Trendy drinks are causing a generation of young people to experience decay and loss of tooth enamel unprecedented in modern times. Over consumption of sugar-laden, acidic drinks, such as boxed juice, sport drinks and soft drinks, is reversing more than 50 years of public health gains realized through preventive measures like fluoridated water and dental …
By Carol Gioia Mountain Dew soda, a product of the Pepsi Company, has been deemed the culprit in creating a high incidence of severe tooth decay in children from extremely poor regions, such as Appalachia, where there is often little resources or opportunity for routine dental care. A 20 ounce bottle of Mountain Dew contains …
Decay isn’t the only threat to our molars and incisors. Dentists are now fighting tooth erosion, caused by fizzy drinks and fruit – and the damage begins in childhood. Steve Connor reports Good brushing is important – but brush too hard and you may cause abrasion Most parents realise the importance of regular brushing to …
