Signs of Oral Cancer

Are You at Risk of Oral Cancer?

The most common form of head and neck cancer, oral cancer affects about 11 people in every 100,000. It is more common in men than in women, in Caucasians than other races, and in older people than younger people. Oral cancer affects the inside of the mouth, and can spread to other areas of your head and neck. It is potentially very dangerous, and has a 63 percent survival rate five years after diagnosis. Continue reading “Signs of Oral Cancer”

How Diet can Impact your Oral Health

When you eat and drink, what you consume affects the health of your mouth. Interestingly, this is a bidirectional relationship: the health of your mouth also has an impact on the nutrients you consume. Sugary or acidic foods can be harmful to your teeth, while a nutrient-dense diet is beneficial and can actually help prevent gum disease. By making the right choices, you can improve the health of your mouth, which will, in turn, allow you to continue to eat nutritious food. Continue reading “How Diet can Impact your Oral Health”