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1. Dental 4 Less, Fluoridated water is it being wasted. There are much better ways of delivering fluoride then having it added to city drinking water.  The fact is the vast majority of fluoride added to water supplies is wasted.  Over 99% of tap water is not actually consumed by a human being. It is used instead to wash cars, water the lawn, wash dishes, […]...
2. Studies Show, Adults Who Consume Fluoride In Drinking Water at Decreased Risk For Tooth Decay Studies Show, Adults Who Consume Fluoride In Drinking Water at Decreased Risk For Tooth Decay...
3. More Places Decide to Stop Fluoridating the Water More Places Decide to Stop Fluoridating the Water...
4. Dental 4 Less, Fluoridated water has minimal benefits When water fluoridation began back in the 1940s and 50s, dentists believed that fluoride needed to be swallowed in order to be most effective. This belief, however, has now been discredited by an extensive research.  According to the Centers for Disease Control, fluoride’s predominant effect is posteruptive and topical. This means any benefits that accrue […]...
5. Fluoride Reduces The Ability Of Decay-Causing Bacteria To Stick Fluoride Reduces The Ability Of Decay-Causing Bacteria To Stick...
6. How you drink your coffee may have an effect on your teeth Coffee drinkers may know that by drinking coffee over time it can stain your teeth. However did you know depending on how fast your drink your coffee you have a high risk of tooth decay. For people that drinks latte or coffee with milk sipping and being a slow drinker exposes your teeth to the […]...
7. Dental 4 Less The safety, The safety, efficacy and value of water fluoridation During the 43rd Annual Meeting & Exhibition of the American Association for Dental Research, held in conjunction with the 38th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for Dental Research,  Stephen H. Abrams of Cliffcrest Dental Office in Toronto chaired a symposium titled “Water Fluoridation: Safety Efficacy and Value in Oral Health Care.” Community water fluoridation […]...
8. Healthy fruit juices and smoothies may not be so healthy for your teeth Healthy fruit juices and smoothies may not be so healthy for your teeth...
9. Dental 4 Less, Is there a way to keep coffee from staining my teeth? Dental 4 Less, Is there a way to keep coffee from staining my teeth?...
10. Dental 4 Less, Dental Cavities in Young Children on the Rise. A new studies suggest there is a increase of tooth decay in young children. Even with the beneficial effects of fluoride and increased dental care, the study suggests that the increased use of sugary drinks and food in young children may be the cause of the increase of tooth decay....
11. Apples Can Cause More Damage To Teeth Than Carbonated Drinks A study shows that the high acidity levels in apples can damage your teeth if eat slowly. That drinks most often associated with dietary erosion, such as cola, showed no increased risk. The study results emphasize that dietary advice should be targeted at strong acids rather than some of the commonly consumed soft drinks. People […]...
12. Preventive Baby Dental Care Made Easy. Preventive dental care is the number one way to prevent tooth decay in children.  Primary (Baby) teeth are week and can quickly be destroyed by sugar and decay, causing pain and discomfort associated with tooth decay.  However prevention is the key to avoiding dental decay and high cost dental care.  Helpful preventive dental care tips. […]...
13. Water pick is not a substitute for flossing. Water pick is not a substitute for flossing. ...
14. Do not forget your dental care during the Holiday season. Do not forget your dental care during the Holiday season....
15. Parents Have Limited Awareness of Recommended Pediatric Dental Care Parents Have Limited Awareness of Recommended Pediatric Dental Care...