While undergoing treatment for a difficult disease like cancer, your dental health is probably the last thing on your mind. However, an unhealthy mouth can actual increase the risk of developing adverse side-effects to cancer therapies and even interfere with treatment ADA.
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We hold this truth to be self-evident; when it comes to dental health, not all cities are treated equally.
With varying levels of insurance, state budgets, population sizes and consumption habits, it goes without saying that different states have different levels of dental care. Some soar high on the lists, while others… missed their flights. Total Beauty asked Irwin Smigel, founder and president of American Society for Dental Aesthetics (ASDA), what the criteria is for having a winning, beautiful smile, and then examined American cities across the country to see where they fall on the dental health list.
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As a child, fears of the Boogey Man or a monster under the bed could keep you up all night. As an adult, real problems with your teeth may replace these imaginary worries and cause pain and health issues that you can’t ignore.
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Since a child shares the genetic makeup of his or her parents, innumerable physical traits are passed from one generation to the next: height, eye and hair color, facial structure, etc. More recently, scientists have been finding possible evidence that weight (or metabolism) is a genetic trait.
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Last week we attended a corporate health fair at Linedata, a global company located in Boston’s Financial District. Linedata, voted one of the best places to work in 2010 by Boston Business Journal is in the spotlight because of their forward thinking approach to employee well-being and health.
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