22. Do Your Teeth Really Connect to Your Organs?  A Look at Tooth-Organ Meridian Charts
                    
                        What Is the Tooth-Organ Connection? If you’ve ever visited a biological or holistic dental practice, you may have seen a colorful chart claiming that each tooth is connected to a specific organ system—like the liver, kidneys, or bladder.  According to this idea, an issue in a particular tooth can reflect illness in a related organ […]                    
                
                            
                                            
                    
                    20. Rheumatoid Arthritis and Gum Disease
                    
                        Rheumatoid Arthritis and Gum Disease Studies show mouth bacteria may trigger RA and other inflammatory diseases from www.Arthritis.org Research, aided by DNA sequencing techniques, has shown that germs that cause gum disease may significantly contribute to many health problems, including RA and other inflammatory disorders. Covered here: Researchers continue to find links between periodontitis (gum […]                    
                
                            
                                            
                    
                    Don’t Take It Out on Your Teeth: A Kind Approach to Brushing
                    
                        Don’t Take It Out on Your Teeth: A Kind Approach to Brushing A Gentle Toothbrushing Guide from Dr. Dean Carlston Start Young, Start Soft Children can start brushing as soon as their first tooth appears—usually around 6 months old. Use a baby toothbrush with a small head and extra-soft bristles. No toothpaste is needed at […]                    
                
                            
                                            
                    
                    19. Your Child’s First Dental Visit—and Every One After: A Parent’s Guide from Infancy to Independence
                    
                        Your Child’s First Dental Visit—and Every One After: A Parent’s Guide from Infancy to Independence By Dr. Dean Carlston As a family dentist with decades of experience, I’ve had the joy of watching kids grow up in my chair—from their first baby tooth to their first college dorm. Although I now focus primarily on adult […]                    
                
                            
                                            
                    
                    What to Do the Moment Pain Strikes — From Home Relief to Emergency Room Visits
                    
                        Toothache SOS: What to Do the Moment Pain Strikes — From Home Relief to Emergency Room Visits Everything You Need to Know to Stay Calm, Stay Smart, and Get the Right Help Fast 1.  Why This Guide Matters I’ve been practicing dentistry for decades, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that toothaches have […]                    
                
                            
                                            
                    
                    How a Dental Bridge Restores Function and Aesthetics
                    
                        Missing teeth can be a real confidence killer. They not only affect your smile but also make everyday tasks like eating and speaking challenging. Fortunately, restorative dental bridges in West Los Angeles, CA, offer a solution that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. Imagine enjoying your favorite foods without hesitation or flashing a radiant smile again! […]