Vision and Dental Health - Causes
While the process of teething can be painful, there are steps you can take to soothe your baby's sore gums and help her be more comfortable.
Researchers have found that women are 11 times more likely to develop this serious condition if they are missing teeth or have gum disease. What's the connection?
The benefits of good dental hygiene go far beyond your teeth and gums. Researchers now believe your oral health can have an effect on how well your lungs will function.
Read on for a TMJ primer and tips for how to alleviate TMJ-related headaches.
While the damage this condition does to the eye is largely preventable, unfortunately many people aren't aware they have glaucoma until it's too late.
Contact lenses may seem harmless, but many children today end up in the emergency room because they don't perform important maintenance steps.
A recent study demonstrates that depression actually alters the way people visually see the world.
Here's one more reason to maintain good blood sugar control: it helps keep your pearly whites healthy
Diabetics need to be vigilant about dental health. Learn to protect your pearly whites.
Dr. Jennifer Jablow, DDS, answers a reader's question about what causes periodontal disease and how it can be prevented.
Taking care of your pearly whites is crucial when you have diabetes.
Are x-rays really so dangerous that we need to put on armor against them? And how many x-rays are too many? Get the whole story here.
Learn how rheumatoid arthritis can affect your eyes.
Learn what you can do to keep your mouth healthy.
Could you spot the warning signs of cataracts, glaucoma, and other vision disorders? Get the whole picture here.