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Most Americans Say Oral Health Is Important to Total Health, but Many Remain Sketchy on the Details

Most Americans Say Oral Health Is Important to Total Health, but Many Remain Sketchy on the Details

Though dentistry and medicine are still treated largely as separate spheres, most Americans acknowledge the link between oral and whole body health. As the latest survey on such things tells us, 92% of adults and 96% of parents say oral health is very or extremely...

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Even More About Cavitations

Even More About Cavitations

Cavitations - areas of dead, decaying tissue in the jaw, often at old extraction sites - are both extremely common and an often overlooked factor in an array of chronic inflammatory health problems. We've blogged before about how they can develop and what can be...

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