Posts Tagged ‘Gingivitis’

New study suggests a plant-based diet could reduce the severity of gum disease symptoms

New study suggests a plant-based diet could reduce the severity of gum disease symptoms

A new study suggests that a plant-based diet could reduce the severity of gum disease symptoms. Researchers based in Germany analysed the impact of a nutrient-rich, plant-based diet on a group of people with gingivitis. The small study, which involved a group of 30 people, revealed a positive response to an anti-inflammatory diet that was […]


US Consumers Who Treat Bleeding Gums Get $5 Rebate

US Consumers Who Treat Bleeding Gums Get $5 Rebate

Revive Personal Products Company who own The Natural Dentist line are giving consumers a $5 rebate for using their mouth rinses that are clinically proven to treat bleeding gums. Bleeding gums are one of the initial symptoms of gingivitis therefore the company aim to encourage consumers to use The Natural Dentist Healthy Gums(TM) Antigingivitis Rinse. […]


Untreated Gum Disease had Long-Term Implications for Health

Untreated Gum Disease had Long-Term Implications for Health

Gum disease is one of the most common oral health diseases but it can be extremely dangerous, especially when left untreated. Gingivitis is an early form of gum disease and most people suffer from gingivitis at some point in their lives. Symptoms include swollen and sore gums and bleeding especially after brushing. Gingivitis is easily […]


Dentists Urge Patients to Take Bad Breath Seriously

Dentists Urge Patients to Take Bad Breath Seriously

Bad breath (halitosis) is a common problem that affects most people from time to time. However, dentists are eager for people who suffer from bad breath on a regular basis to arrange a check-up, as halitosis can be symptomatic of more serious dental problems. Bad breath is usually caused by eating pungent foods, but it […]


Link Found Between Gum Disease and Pancreatic Cancer

Link Found Between Gum Disease and Pancreatic Cancer

The new links found between gum disease and serious illnesses such as diabetes and heart disease, have lead doctors and dentists alike to encourage patients to invest in their oral health, for the benefit of their overall health. Now further research has found another link, between certain types of gum disease and pancreatic cancer. The […]


Studies link gum disease to a range of health conditions

Studies link gum disease to a range of health conditions

Most people are aware that poor oral hygiene contributes to conditions such as gum disease and tooth decay; however, a growing number of studies are confirming the importance of good oral health by suggesting a link between gum disease and serious health conditions. Recent studies have linked gum disease and poor oral hygiene to a […]


Further Evidence over importance of Vitamin D

Further Evidence over importance of Vitamin D

An article posted on this website only a few days ago spoke about the growing importance and concerns regarding Vitamin D deficiency, and as time goes on further evidence of the significance of the vitamin is becoming more widespread. Recently it has been confirmed that vitamin D can be of a great help to the […]


Hospital Visits could Badly Affect your Oral Health

Hospital Visits could Badly Affect your Oral Health

While oral health is not usually at the top of your priorities during a stay in a hospital bed, you would probably expect your dental condition to at least remain at a similar level when you leave. Recent studies however, have revealed that this is not the case and that many multiple night visitors not […]


Jamaican dental experts urge the public to keep an eye on oral health

Jamaican dental experts urge the public to keep an eye on oral health

Dental experts in Jamaica have urged members of the public to take better care of their teeth and gums. Dr Irving McKenzie, Director of Dental Health Services in the Ministry of Health, said that it was important for people to realise the importance of good oral health. Gum disease and tooth decay are common health […]


Diabetes sufferers urged to keep an eye on oral health

Diabetes sufferers urged to keep an eye on oral health

A new study has revealed that around 66 percent of diabetic patients have not improved their oral hygiene habits since they were diagnosed with the condition. The study, which was conducted by dLife and Soundview Research suggests that a significant proportion of diabetics are not keeping any eye on their oral health, despite warnings that […]