Safe Water Fluoride Levels Must Be Zero!
Here at the Daily Health we've written countless times about the dangers of fluoride over the years... it's a contentious topic, but no matter which way you look at it, in the e...
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It’s not just oral diseases that can be prevented by keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Oral health has a profound effect on your overall health and neglecting your it can increase your chances of developing many other diseases.
In fact, gum disease may increase your risk of all kinds of other health complications, including stroke, diabetes and heart disease. Gum disease has even been linked with problems in pregnancy and dementia. Good oral health is not only about regular brushing and flossing, but it’s also about knowing what mainstream dental practices to avoid. The Daily Health offers handy tips and essential information about how you can keep your oral health in top shape.
Latest Articles in Oral Health
The Link Between Gum Disease And Arthritis
Yesterday, I told you about a new study that showed how the presence of oral bacteria in the bloodstream (caused by gum disease) can increase risk factors associated with atheroscl...
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One Vitamin Helps Reverse Gum And Heart Disease
Mention heart disease risk and we instantly think about cholesterol numbers, blood pressure readings, and C-reactive protein levels. However, if you want an early sign that you may...
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Oral Health: ‘Chocolate’ Toothpaste To Fight Tooth Decay?
Our regular readers know that fluoride is one of our pet hates here at Agora Health. The fact is, that fluoride used in our drinking water is a by-product of the fertilizer industr...
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Good Oral Health Can Prevent Heart Disease
Forget the cardiologist. Go directly to your dentist to see what's going on with your heart. In the past we've told you how good oral hygiene has been shown to help prevent pneumo...
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Can Fluoride Affect Male Fertility?
Every now and then fluoride rears its ugly head again. It's a contentious issue. Die-hard fans, like the Australian Dental Association (ADA), claim there is no convincing or credib...
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