Testing for Mercury Poisoning
If you have been exposed to excess mercury from amalgam fillings, you can test for mercury poisoning from those fillings via a urine, blood, or fecal test.
If you have been exposed to excess mercury from amalgam fillings, you can test for mercury poisoning from those fillings via a urine, blood, or fecal test.
Cone Beam CT (cone beam computed tomography) is an advanced type of x-ray commonly used in dental offices for a 3D image of the mouth and teeth.
Composite dental fillings can contain BPA and other toxic materials, but not all do. Many dentists choose fillings free from potentially harmful ingredients.
Amalgam fillings are a treatment for dental cavities. However, they can pose health risks for many people. Learn about mercury and get other options here.
Gingivitis and periodontitis are both gum diseases, but what’s the difference? And how do you tell them apart? We’ll answer all your gum disease questions here.
Periodontitis is a severe gum disease that starts as inflammation in the gums. It can quickly worsen to cause a variety of oral health problems, including tooth loss, if left untreated.
Receding gums are usually a sign of gum disease (including gingivitis and periodontitis) and are typically not reversible.
What is dry mouth? Dry mouth (xerostomia) is a common condition in which your oral cavity lacks moisture.
Cold sores are contagious fever blisters that usually occur outside the mouth while canker sores are non-contagious blisters that happen inside the mouth.