Charles Shaw - Articles

This Valentine’s Day Gift the Knowledge of Oral Health to your Dear Ones
Every year, Valentine's Day presents the perfect opportunity to indulge in irresistible sweets and chocolates. However, San Francisco dentists at www.saldana-dds-sf.com urge people to remember that too many sugary snacks may have a negative affect on your dental health. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

This Halloween Beware of Too Much Candy
Rising candy sales this Halloween season could contribute to rising tooth problems. Despite the 500 million visits to Bay area dentists last year, tooth decay remains a significant problem Americans spending more money on candy this Halloween could increase job security for dentists. Candy and sweets is proven to lead to tooth decay and painful cavities, a problem affecting millions of people. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Technical Advances in Dentistry Guarantee Less Pain
San Francisco dentists say “The practice of dentistry has been revolutionized. New instruments and techniques help dentists diagnose and treat patients faster, less painfully, and with more accuracy.” New cosmetic procedures make smile makeovers a reality for more and more people. While it may not be your favorite place to go, new trends in dentistry can make your dental visit much more pleasant than ever before. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

See Beyond the Marketing Hype - What are you Using on your Teeth?
Your local drugstore sports a dizzying array of options to choose from when it comes to selecting a toothpaste. With all the advertising hype on the pack of toothpaste - the promise of fresh breath! How do we know what products are actually best for fighting tooth decay, whitening or combating bad breath? Are the more expensive, dentist-designed toothpastes actually worth the money? Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Preventive Dental Health and Wellness Efforts: the New Dawn
Dental researchers like Dr. T. Sorsa in Finland and Dr. L. Golub in United States are now discovering that it is the body’s own immune system causing the breakdown through a process of uncontrolled inflammation. This new paradigm directly links dental disease to other inflammatory diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancers and many others. A significant change is occurring in wellness dentistry, according to dentists at http://www.dentalhealth.ca in Ontario, Canada. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Liquid Toothpaste is Much More Effective for Preventing Cavities
San Francisco dentists state that dental disease, and specifically tooth decay, has a large socioeconomic impact on American society. It is also a leading cause of pain and suffering among people and many published studies have linked poor oral health to several more serious health conditions including heart disease and diabetes . Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Is Tooth Decay Eating Away at our Kids?
San Francisco Dentists say “A child's access to regular dental care is critical in the prevention of dental disease and to treating disease in its early stages. Early prevention - through diet, correct brushing practices and regular dental check-ups can reduce the effects of oral disease. Primary school children may visit a school dental clinic, but this isn't as common in the pre-school and secondary years. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Have you Studied Oral Health Today?
American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA) sponsors October annually as National Dental Hygiene Month. While we munch on Halloween candy, San Francisco dentists remind us that tooth decay is the single most common chronic childhood disease. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Dental Problems May Lead to Heart Attack
Researchers point out that root caries may be a marker of general physical decline in the elderly and specifically hint at the mouth as an integral part of the body. A total of 125 generally healthy individuals over the age of 80, living in urban, community-based populations were examined. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health

Dental Implants: the Best Choice for Restoring Smiles
Edentulism can (missing teeth) plague an individual with insecurity, it can also have a dramatic impact on their quality of life. In fact, if missing teeth are left untreated, they can place stress on the remaining teeth since they require extra support, leading to an even greater tooth loss. Fortunately, there is a striking solution. Read
By: Charles Shaw | 07/09/2007 | Health