It can be easy to overlook your oral health during pregnancy what with everything else going on. But it is more important than ever to take care of your teeth and gums during this time. Changing hormone levels that occur with pregnancy can make some dental conditions worse. Furthermore, babies’ teeth begin to develop between…
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Oral Health and Osteoporosis
Can you guess what osteoporosis and dental health have in common? Bones. People with osteoporosis tend to show bone loss in the jaw, which can lead to tooth loss. Furthermore, the American Dental Association reports that people who have reduced bone density or osteoporosis are often prescribed medications called bisphosphonates, which can decrease bone loss…
Diabetes and oral health
For the 26 million Americans who suffer from diabetes, gum disease is not usually the first complication that comes to mind. But the American Dental Association reports that people with diabetes are not only more susceptible to gum disease, but gum disease can also affect blood glucose levels. Furthermore, people with diabetes generally have lowered…
Oral Health & Heart Disease
We know that smoking and junk food contribute to heart disease, but could oral health be associated with heart health? The American Dental Association reports that there is an as-yet-unexplained correlation between gum disease and other serious health conditions. And the American Heart Association published a statement in April 2012 that supported a link between…
How Often Should You Replace Your Toothbrush?
When was the last time you replaced your toothbrush? Many people often wonder how frequently they should replace their toothbrush with a new one, or is something not often thought about. The American Dental Association recommends: Toothbrush bristles should always be relatively straight or only slightly bent. Toothbrushes be changed every three months. Toothbrushes should be tossed…
2 Common Reasons People Need Teeth Whitening
Hello from the fun-loving Alaska Premier Dental Group team at the office of Dr. Baggette! As professional whitening products and procedures become more convenient and affordable, professional teeth whitening has quickly become one of the most requested services here in Anchorage, and in nearby areas like Anchorage, Anchorage, and Anchorage. Why do people’s teeth dull over time?…
Can A Beautifully Whitened Smile Help Land A Job in Anchorage? Absolutely!
While economic signs in Anchorage are improving, there’s still a long way to go! Whether you’re looking for new employment opportunities in Anchorage, or advancement where you are, nothing impresses more that a beautiful, bright white smile. Here at Alaska Premier Dental Group, for the next three months, Dr. Joe Baggette and team are participating with…
Saving Money on Whitening In Anchorage
It’s interesting how average American adults in Anchorage spend their money. A typical Anchorage adult spends about $17,000 a year on housing, $9,000 on transportation, $6,000 on food, $2,500 on entertainment, and $2,000 on apparel*. Think of how many times you’ve had food at home, but would rather stop for dinner because it’s easier or…
67-Percent of American Adults In Anchorage Have Tried Teeth Whitening
A recent survey by Mintel/Greenfield Online showed that 67-percent of American adults have tried to whiten their teeth in one way or another. Whether they’ve been professionally whitened by their dentist, or used toothpastes and strips, people across the board see the value in having a white smile. But with all of these people whitening, are they following…
Don’t Forget A Bright Whitened Smile As You Plan To Walk Down the Aisle!
If you’re in Anchorage and hearing wedding bells in the distance, preparation for that BIG DAY is your top priority! Arranging a caterer, finding the dress, fitting into the dress, booking your hair and nails appointment; the list goes on and on. From the pile of bridal magazines you purchased to daily email notifications from…
