Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is a disorder of the nervous system that can make it impossible to keep the legs still. People with RLS often report general discomfort in the legs along with sensations such as throbbing, itching, pins and needles, and creepy crawly feelings that produce an often overwhelming need to move. While RLS […]
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Obstructive sleep apnea is a potentially deadly disorder marked by periods of breath cessation throughout the night. Snoring is the most common indicator of this disorder but others, including excessive daytime fatigue, memory and concentration problems, and frequent morning headaches may also be caused by obstructive sleep apnea. If you are experiencing any of these
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We’ve all heard the term “tooth enamel,” but what is it exactly? And how important is it to the overall health of your mouth? Tooth enamel is the hardest mineralized substance in your body (even harder than your bones), and it is integral to protecting your teeth from damage. Tooth enamel acts as a barrier
Snoring is the most common symptom of sleep apnea. But, while snoring may be annoying to everyone in the house, it is far from the most worrisome symptom of this common disorder. Symptoms of sleep apnea that may be brought to your attention by a spouse or roommate. Symptoms of sleep apnea Periods of breath
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Brushing your teeth is second nature. And, for many of us, the faster and harder we brush equates to cleaner teeth, right? Not necessarily. You may be surprised to learn that many people (perhaps yourself included) have been brushing the wrong way for years. Make sure you’re brushing your teeth the right way with the
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Every time you brush, you’re getting rid of a film that covers your teeth. You can usually feel it first thing in the morning or if it’s been a while since you brushed. That film is called plaque, and it’s your mouth’s number one enemy. That’s because when it builds up on your teeth, it
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Caring for your dentures properly can help improve their longevity and keep your mouth in good working order. To make sure you’re taking the best care of your dentures, take a look at these helpful tips for cleaning, handling and storing them. Cleaning Your Dentures Rinse after each meal. If possible, brush and rinse your
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Mesa sedation dentists Dr. Scott LeSueur and Dr. Charles Dodaro offer two gentle and effective forms of sedation: Nitrous oxide – also known as “laughing gas,” nitrous oxide is suitable for patients who experience mild to moderate dental anxiety Oral sedation – suitable for all types of discomforts, oral sedation produces complete relaxation without rendering
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The common toothache. We’ve all had one at one time or another in our lives. While persistent tooth pain calls for a visit to your dentist, most tooth aches can be treated using one of the following methods: 1.Over-the-Counter Medication An anti-inflammatory like Ibuprofen is a good tool to alleviate tooth pain. Other over-the-counter pain
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Two new studies have linked gum disease to increased risks for cancer. The first, conducted in part with the Women’s Health Initiative Observational Study, found that postmenopausal women with advanced gum disease were more likely to develop breast cancer, even when other risk factors were accounted for. The second, conducted in part by researchers from
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