Author: Lenoard F. Anglis
Beyond chocolate bunnies and Easter egg hunts, Easter is also about love, happiness, and God’s blessings. It has become a day when family and friends come together and bonds grow stronger. And it’s a time when we count our many blessings – both large and small.
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Gum disease, or periodontal disease, affects millions of Americans and research has shown links between gum disease and several other systemic illnesses.
Systemic disease is a term used to describe conditions that affect many organs and tissues. In other words, systemic diseases affect the entire body. If you have a systemic disease, it lowers your body’s ability to fight off infection and inflammation.
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With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, you might be excited to down a pint or two of beer – or your other alcoholic beverage of choice – to celebrate the holiday. For those happy Irish who are planning on a week-long St. Patrick’s Day party, the probability of damage to your teeth is much higher!
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For many, it creeps up slowly…and one day you realize that you just don’t love your smile the way you used to. When you were younger, your teeth were bright and white and none of them were chipped or worn down. But as you age, you’re noticing distinct differences and no longer smile when you look in the mirror.
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