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Oral-Care Probiotics Support Expectant Moms
October 27, 2022Adding an oral-care probiotic to their daily dental care routine can help keep pregnant women and their babies healthy, a recent article in Tampa Bay Parenting magazine explains. Hormonal changes can cause swollen gums and make brushing and flossing pa …
ProBiora featured on Daytime TV Show
October 25, 2022On the TV show DayTime, Dr. Sarah Poteet, DDS, explains how children and adults can optimize oral, dental and overall health. Bad bacteria cause bad breath, cavities and gum disease, explains the owner of Dallas Functional Dentistry – and brushing and …
The Adult Airway, Sleep, and the Oral Microbiome
October 24, 2022By John C Comisi, DDS, MAGD, Associate Professor, Medical University of South Carolina, James B. Edwards College of Dental MedicinePoor sleep can affect overall health, including your oral health.Sleep Related Breathing Disorders (SRBDs) have become mo …
ProBioraKids® Launches in the U.S.
April 4, 2022ProBioraKids®, the First Probiotic Specially Formulated to Support Kids’ Oral and Overall Health, Launches in the U.S. TAMPA, FLA. (PRNewswire) APRIL 04, 2022 Caries, also known as cavities or tooth decay, is one of the most common yet preventable chil …
Children’s Dental Health Month: Healthy habits, healthy life
February 28, 2022Parents never forget the first time their child smiles—seeing a child young, happy, and healthy is something we want to nurture and maintain. While we know we can’t keep our children young forever, it’s on us to prioritize their oral health at a young …
Gum Disease Awareness Month: Are you a part of the 80%?
February 22, 2022Periodontal (gum) disease affects more than 80% of US adults. Gum Disease Awareness Month, launched by Advanced Laser Dentistry a decade ago, has turned into a global effort to raise awareness about this insidious disease. It’s preventable if treated e …
What’s that smell?
October 21, 2021We surveyed pet owners in North America about their pet’s breath. And while the results aren’t too surprising, the good news is that the bacteria source of pet breath can be addressed! Fifty-eight percent of pet owners said their pets have terrible bre …
Why oral health should be considered a priority in athletes.
August 5, 2021For the past few weeks, we’ve been inspired by the amazing achievements of the world’s greatest athletes. They show us the possibilities of human aspiration—and the human body. There’s something athletes (and their coaches, families and friends) should …
Newly research supports link between periodontitis and systemic diseases.
July 27, 2021We’ve often pointed out the link between oral health and your overall systemic health. Over the past two decades, mounting evidence has supported periodontitis as a potential risk factor for multiple systemic diseases. A breakthrough new research paper …
What Did We Learn About Dentistry During the Pandemic?
June 23, 2021There was good news and bad news. According to a recent New York Times Magazine article entitled “The Pandemic Was Bad for Our Teeth,” dentists found new ways to reach their patients and were even able to help underserved patients who have always …
New Studies Point to Importance of Oral Health Maintenance after Bariatric Surgery
March 22, 2021Bariatric surgery can be life-changing for someone struggling with extreme obesity. Over the past decade, the rate of bariatric surgery in the United States has risen significantly. Although bariatric surgery is an effective treatment for extreme obesi …
Why good oral health is even more essential to protect yourself during the pandemic
March 22, 2021With vaccines bow becoming more available, we’re hopefully seeing the light at the end of the tunnel of the COVID-19 pandemic. But we recently came across new research that reminds us we still have the stay vigilant. You know that good oral health is i …