January 19th is National Popcorn Day, so before you dive into that delicious salty treat, give yourself a refresher on proper oral care and gum disease prevention techniques. There’s no harm in enjoying a big bag of popcorn, but don’t let those pesky kernels stay trapped between your teeth. Grab your dental floss and toothbrush […]
Read MoreIt is National Popcorn Day and the first thing on your mind should not be how much popcorn you are going to eat. It should be what steps you are going to take to protect your teeth and gums. To help to minimize the damage that popcorn can cause to your smile, Dr. James R. […]
Read MoreIf you plan to celebrate National Popcorn day, then you should also plan to be more diligent in your oral hygiene. Popcorn is one food that can significantly increase one’s risk for gum disease. Certain popcorn toppings can increase the amount bacteria and plaque in your mouth. Dr. Joseph R. Nemeth wants to help prevent […]
Read MoreIn celebration of National Popcorn Day, the doctors at MVFD – Brighton want to make everyone aware of the link between popcorn and gum (periodontal) disease. Popcorn can be a very healthy snack that is low in calories and very tasty. However, eating it can increase one’s chances of developing dental complications, such as gum […]
Read MoreIn spirit of National Popcorn Day, Dr. William Greider wants to stress the importance of flossing. Although popcorn is an appetizing snack for many, not properly caring for teeth immediately after eating it can cause some discomfort. Not removing all pieces of popcorn and other foods from in between your teeth and gums can also […]
Read MoreNational Popcorn Day falls on January 19th, and if you plan to indulge in the crispy kernels, you may end up with an annoying problem: popcorn hulls getting stuck in your teeth. While these annoying popcorn particles can drive you crazy, they do tend to remind you of the importance of flossing. In fact, if […]
Read MorePeople often talk about how sugar negatively affects the teeth, but did you know that it can also potentially contribute to the development of gum disease? Since January 19th is National Popcorn Day and many people will celebrate by enjoying both sweet and savory varieties of popcorn, we want to remind current and potential patients […]
Read MoreIn honor of National Popcorn Day on January 19th, many people will celebrate by consuming different varieties of kernels. While we think it is fun to indulge every once in a while, we also want to bring awareness to the various ways that sugar can harm oral health. If you must enjoy a sweet snack […]
Read MoreJanuary 19th is National Popcorn Day, and while we certainly think it is ok to indulge in some buttery, spicy or even sticky-sweet kernels, remember to offset the side effects by taking extra care of your teeth this month. Since plaque is one of the biggest culprits behind the development of gum disease, and since […]
Read MoreWhether you enjoy popcorn through the year or reserve it for special days such as National Popcorn Day (January 19), Caramel Popcorn Day (April 7) or National Popcorn Month (October), it’s helpful to listen to what a general dentist in Canton, MI, such as myself, has to say before you indulge. I see up close […]
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