by Thomas Soracco
March 15, 2020
At the root of most all gum disease, periodontal problems and tooth decay can be found bacteria. Using beneficial bacteria, oral probiotics, to counter these problems is a unique and natural solution to improving oral health. Find out more how oral probiotics work!
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by Thomas Soracco
March 01, 2020
Vitamin C is VERY important to your health and to warding off infections and illness. But people mistake it for a bomb or weapon rather than the vital support role that it plays in building an effective and strong immune system.
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by Thomas Soracco
August 03, 2019
Tea is one of the worlds most enjoyed drinks. But, aside from that pleasure, tea is a powerful player in the zone of supporting overall health as well as promoting great oral health as well. Packed with antioxidants and other elements, read on to find out how drinking more tea can help you be healthier and live longer!
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by Thomas Soracco
July 24, 2019
Tea can be really healthy for your teeth, gums and oral health. Now, it might seem that tea is simply a tasty concoction made from mixing hot water and leaves. But tea aficionados and the health-conscious people alike recognize that tea can actually benefit your health as well as delighting your tastebuds!
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by Thomas Soracco
July 07, 2019
Looking for improved oral health? Let’s face it, maintaining your oral health in a world inundated with processed foods, sugary beverages, and artificial oral hygiene products has become increasingly difficult. And often these products can disrupt the natural health process of your body.
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by Thomas Soracco
June 13, 2019
The new advances in dentistry are going to be game changing. From super-tiny robots, to artificial intelligence and even the use of age old bacteria the future of dentistry is something to look forward to... and it's coming fast!
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by Thomas Soracco
June 07, 2019
Chances are that you probably learned most of your oral health practices at home from your parents or your siblings. Perhaps you picked up a few at school, from friends or even from surfing the web or social media.
Nothing wrong with it, but we have all learned by now that just because it is on the internet does not mean it is true! So, to help you get your dental and oral care facts straight, here are some common are oral health care myths and misconceptions:
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by Thomas Soracco
May 30, 2019
Probiotics has become quite a “buzzword” these days. There certainly are tons of claims, from preventing diarrhea to promoting cardiovascular health and even boosting your immune system as a whole. It has been over a century since probiotics were first “discovered” and it would seem that the science has held up.
Assuming that probiotics can do a body good, a very important question remains–is it better to get your probiotics from real food sources or from probiotic supplements?
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by Tom Soracco
May 23, 2019
A healthy breakfast can be the most important meal of the day. The word literally means to break a fast (not eating all night) and so even those of us that are intermittent fasters can consider that first meal of the day “breakfast” even if it is at one in the afternoon! Here are some probiotic boosting ideas...
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by Tom Soracco
May 12, 2019
If you’re already taking probiotic supplements, or have added probiotics to your diet, then you are already familiar with the benefits they have for your health. But did you know that those benefits from probiotics may also include boosting your brain power as well?
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by Tom Soracco
May 08, 2019
Well, according to a study published in the first quarter of 2009 of the Journal of Conservative Dentistry, coffee consumption can actually help prevent cavities. Evidently, coffee has antibacterial and anti-caries (anti-cavity) properties.
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by Tom Soracco
May 06, 2019
In Medscape, a February 2019 medical article suggests a very real link between gum disease and Alzheimer’s and that gum disease (and poor oral hygiene in general) can play a role in the onset of dementia, supporting the idea of pathogen-related dementia.
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