When the gum tissue surrounding your teeth begins to wear away or pull away from the teeth, exposing more of the tooth or even the root, this is known as receding gums. As a result, pockets or gaps form between… Read More
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Donating $1 to the Catonsville Celebrations Committee for Facebook Likes
Leikin & Baylin Dental Care will donate $1 to the Catonsville Celebrations Committee for every new “Like” our Facebook page receives from now until May 15th. So what are you waiting for? Head to our Facebook page and click that… Read More
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Dry Mouth Treatment from your Catonsville Dentist
What is Dry Mouth? Dry mouth is exactly what it sounds like. When your body fails to produce the necessary amount of saliva, the mouth becomes dry and uncomfortable. Why is this a big deal? The mouth needs saliva to… Read More
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Dealing with Sensitive Teeth with the help of your Catonsville Dentist
Did you know that one in eight adults has sensitive teeth? According to a new survey published in the Journal of the American Dental Association, one in eight people has over-sensitive teeth. Dentists in the 37 United States dental offices… Read More
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Tips for Preventing Gingivitis from your Catonsville Dentist
Gingivitis is the precursor to periodontitis, better known as gum disease. In the earliest stages of gingivitis, bacteria in plaque buildup, which causes the gums to become inflamed. Luckily, at this stage, the teeth are still held firmly in place… Read More
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Obesity linked to Gum Disease, according to 2003 Study
According to a 2003 study published in the Journal of Periodontology, gum disease (periodontitis) is more common in obese young adults. Gum disease is an infection of the gums, bone, and tissues that surround and support the teeth. Gum disease… Read More
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Guest Blog: Diabetes and Oral Health
By Dave Howe You can read more of Dave’s posts at www.toothbrushsubscriptions.com/blog ______________________________________ Diabetes sucks. Plain and simple. There are complications that arise from the condition that include heart disease, increased risk of stroke, and kidney disease. Research shows that… Read More
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The Truth about the Five Second Rule
You have been patiently watching the microwave for the last 3 minutes as your piece of pizza slowly spun, cooking all the while. In the meantime, your mouth began to water. You want nothing more than to take a big… Read More
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Eating Right is the Secret to White, Healthy Teeth, says WebMD Article
Brushing and flossing alone is not enough to give you those pearly whites you so desire. According to a WebMD article, Foods for Bright Teeth and a Healthier Smile, the secret to whiter teeth is a “tooth-friendly diet.” Several nutrients,… Read More
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Oral Care Tips: How to get the most out of your Visit with the Dentist
As a general rule of thumb, you should visit the dentist at least twice a year (every six months). But is this enough? What do you do when something happens in between your visits? How do you make the most… Read More