Oral Health

Clearing The Air How Smoking Impacts Oral Health
Oral Health

Clearing The Air: How Smoking Impacts Oral Health

Smoking presents a significant risk factor for numerous systemic diseases, including heart disease, stroke, and lung cancer. However, the impact of tobacco on oral health is equally severe, yet not as widely acknowledged. The mouth serves as the first contact for cigarette smoke, and the effects can be detrimental to oral tissues and overall dental health. At Sandquist Dentistry in Las Vegas, we’re concerned about the complex relationship between smoking and oral health. Here are a few oral diseases linked to smoking and how tobacco affects the teeth, gums, and other areas of the mouth.

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Cavities, Decay Prevention, Oral Health

Goodbye Cavities?

Every year, Over 175 million teeth are filled in the U.S. to repair damage from cavities. A blend of bacteria, sugar, and immune factors create a complex process that affects the quality of life in every age group. Did you know that researchers are uncovering innovative methods that could make traditional fillings a practice of the past? Here’s a look at what’s ahead!

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