Dental health

Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Saliva

Today, at the Yuma Dentist, we are going to explore the complexity and importance of your saliva. This typically yucky substance is, in reality, a finely balanced body fluid that not only maintains dental health but also helps with the digestion of your food. So, without further ado, here are the main components of saliva.

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A New Reason To Eat More Fish in Yuma

Welcome to The Yuma Dentist blog. I am Dr. Roopinder Mann. In the article “Fatty Fish, Nuts May Prevent Gum Disease,” author Jennifer Warner explains that a recent study links diets high in polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) with a lower risk of. Gum disease is a common dental issue for many men and women. When

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Are Your Eating Habits Sabotaging Your Oral Health?

Most Yuma residents know that frequently eating foods high in sugar can cause cavities. Therefore, it’s important to limit candy, soda, cookies, etc. Also, remember that frequency is as dangerous as the amount of sugar. At The Yuma Dentist, we want all our patients to know the role their diet plays in their oral health.

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Are There Drawbacks to Dental Implants?

Are dental implant procedures too expensive? Are dental implants unsafe? Are dental implants experimental? Is the surgery painful? Does it take a long time to recover? The answer to all of these is no. Let’s talk about it with your skilled Yuma Dentist. Dental implants are an investment in a better quality of life Dental

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Celebrating The Past And Looking To The Future At The Yuma Dentist

It has now been over 150 years since the first dental license was issued to Sir John Tomes. AZ dental patients should be grateful for the advances made in dentistry during the past century and a half. There was a time when Yuma blacksmiths and wig makers would also extract teeth with forceps to make

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Mastering the Art of Oral Hygiene: Your Gateway to a Healthy Smile with The Yuma Dentist

A healthy smile is not only a reflection of good dental care but also a gateway to overall well-being. The foundation of a radiant smile begins with proper oral hygiene practices. At The Yuma Dentist, we believe that prevention is key to maintaining optimal oral health. In this article, we will explore the importance of

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Can I Objectively Evaluate My Smile?

It is no secret that a beautiful, pleasing, healthy smile can be your most admired physical attribute. After all, people notice your smile first thing. How do you know if your smile is detracting from your appearance? Do you love your smile? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder; if you look at your

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The Good, Better and Best for Dental Health

Even if you value a healthy smile, it’s easy to become a bit careless about smile-friendly lifestyle choices. In today’s post, our goal is for you to analyze where you stand and examine whether you could step it up a notch. Committing to oral health best practices can prevent future problems and support your quality

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What Does Your Saliva Reveal?

Dentists know that a mouth examination can reveal problems in other parts of the patient’s body. Because many diseases manifest in soft tissues of the mouth or cause pain in the jaw, dentists often refer patients to their medical doctor for further diagnosis when they encounter issues such as inflammation, chronic bad breath, bleeding gums,

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Smokeless Is Not Harmless For Yuma Tobacco Chewers

Cigarette sales at most Yuma stores have decreased in the past decade, but some tobacco consumers have switched to smokeless products. There is a common misconception (especially among teens) that smokeless tobacco is harmless. This is absolutely not true. Regardless of the specific type: spit tobacco, snuff, chew, or pinch, this form of tobacco is as

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