Posted in Preventative Care, tagged 02110, 02110 dentist, Boston Cosmetic Dentist, Boston dentist, Boston post office square dentist, Boston's financial district dentist, Carol L Aiken DDS, Carol L Aiken DDS Facebook, cavities, decay, decay prevention, dental cleaning, downtown boston, downtown boston cosmetic dentist, Downtown Boston Financial district dentist, Downtown Boston General Dentist, downtown crossing, financial district boston dentist, financial district dentist, Post Office Square, Post Office Square Boston Dentist, Post Office Square Dentist, prevent decay, preventive dental care, Time Magazine, untreated decay on May 26, 2015| Leave a Comment »
We frequently forget how important oral care is. A new article in Time Magazine has found that 91% of adults ages 20 to 64 have at least one tooth that has been treated for decay or has untreated decay. While oral care is being emphasized more and more, the statistics about decay are on the rise.
Posted in Preventative Care, tagged ADA, american dental association, boston, Boston dentist, boston general dentist, Boston's financial district dentist, Carol Aiken DDS, dental tips, dentist 02110, downtown boston, downtown boston dentist, Downtown Boston General Dentist, financial district dentist, flossing, Post Office Square Dentist, preventive dental care on April 10, 2014| Leave a Comment »
How often should I floss my teeth? – American Dental Association.
Wondering what is the best way to floss or how to floss? This video made by the American Dental Association shows how to properly floss your teeth. Remember to be gentle when flossing and move the floss as close to the gum as you can without hurting your gums.
Posted in Preventative Care, tagged boston, Boston Cosmetic Dentist, Boston dentist, boston financial district dentist, boston general dentist, Carol Aiken DDS, dental care, downtown boston dentist, Frontiers in Public Health, men vs women, Post Office Square Dentist, preventive dental care, smoker vs non smoker on March 27, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Who is more likely to seek dental care?
According to an article published in Frontiers in Public Health, women are 33% more likely to seek dental care than men. It was also found that non-smokers are more likely to seek dental care than smokers.
Posted in Preventative Care, tagged boston, Boston dentist, Boston's financial district dentist, dental care, dentist 02110, Downtown Boston Financial district dentist, Facebook, financial district dentist, oral health, Post Office Square Dentist, preventive dental care, Valentine's Day on February 13, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Something fun to read for valentine’s Day.
Posted in Dental Tip Tuesdays, Preventative Care, tagged black tea, Boston dentist, boston financial district dentist, downtown boston, gum disease prevention, prevention, preventive dental care, tea, tooth decay prevention on September 10, 2013| Leave a Comment »
According to a new study, having three cups of black tea a day may reduce your risk of gum disease and dental decay. The ingredients in the tea help fight off the bacteria which cause dental decay and gum disease.
Check out the article: http://www.dentistrytoday.com/todays-dental-news/9668-tea-may-thwart-dental-issues
Posted in Preventative Care, tagged boston, Boston dentist, Boston's financial district dentist, dental care, Expecting mothers, oral health, Periodontal disease, Pregnancy, preventive dental care on September 3, 2013| Leave a Comment »
While you are pregnant, it is important to visit the dentist regularly. Some pregnant patients may come in once every three months during their pregnancy. This article talks about how a pregnant patient with Periodontal (gum) disease can have increased risk during pregnancy.
Posted in Dental Tip Tuesdays, Home, Preventative Care, tagged boston, Boston dentist, boston general dentist, Boston's financial district dentist, healthy smile, oral health, preventive dental care on August 26, 2013| Leave a Comment »
According to USA Today, the first thing people notice is your smile. Make sure you keep up with your oral health by visiting your dentist regularly. It is recommended that people see a dentist at least twice a year and for some, it may be more frequently.
