Canker sores are small, painful lesions that occur on the soft tissues in your mouth and can make it difficult to talk or eat. These sores also known as aphthous ulcers, can develop inside your cheeks or lips, under your tongue, and at the base of your gums. Read More
Researchers have found that those suffering from periodontal disease have a significantly increased risk for coronary disease as those without periodontal disease. In order to truly optimize medical therapy, the physician should assertively address periodontal health issues. Read More
Some of the most common skin problems in children are scrapes, abrasions and first degree burns. These problems can be followed by skin infections due to bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Read More
Insect Bites and stings are very common in children, especially during the spring and summer months. These bites may be from arthropods, ticks, mites, mosquitoes, flies, fleas, ants, bees, wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, bedbugs chiggers, and spiders (especially brown recluse). Read More
While mouth rinses are a common household product, it is not widely known that the alcohol content in mouth rinses can be dangerous to young children. The high alcohol content could have adverse consequences; only a small amount of mouth rinse with alcohol ingested can cause a high blood alcohol content in a child very quickly. Read More
Prevention Diabetic Mouth Rinse is an alcohol-free formula that has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties allowing it to help provide relief from common diabetic oral complications. Read More
We all know how painful sunburns can be. The most important thing you can do for your child outdoors is protect them from sunburn. Children are more likely to suffer from sunburns because their skin is more sensitive than adults’ and burns more easily. Read More
Mucositis is an oral complication that causes ulcerated, inflamed tissue of the mucous membranes that can be very painful and debilitating for the oncology patient. Read More
