Utah Family Dentist Blog
The Link Between Dental and Mental Health
A survey involving more than 451,000 respondents showed an association between depression and anxiety and tooth loss. The study, conducted by West Virginia University, conducted a telephone survey of males and females...
Dental Advice for Parents and Children [infographic]
The best thing that you can wear is a smile. True enough. But how can you achieve it? There’s more to do than brushing and flossing your teeth and cleaning your tongue. The secret lies within your eating habit,...
Tips for Optimal Dental Hygiene
Good oral hygiene is critical for overall health. Failing to care for your mouth could result in a variety of dental and medical problems such as infections, gum disease, cardiovascular diseases and more. Follow these...
Don’t Forget to Clean Your Tongue
The tongue is an important part of the mouth that allows us to speak, taste, and swallow. Although it is a critical part of our anatomy, however, most of us don’t think about its proper care. The tongue comprises a...
The Effects of Lung Cancer Treatment on Oral Health
People who think about the side effects of lung cancer treatment often conjure up images of hair loss and nausea. The effects of cancer treatment are many and include oral complications such as xerostomia (dry mouth)...
The Dangers of Too Much Sugar
November is National Diabetes Month. You should prevent excessive sugar intake to help prevent or manage diabetes. Many health experts argue that sugar is the bane of the modern diet. While sugar may taste good, it is...

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