Heritage Dental Group USA

04/28/2014

Three out of four Americans are more likely to trust someone with a nice smile than someone with a good job, outfit or car.

04/24/2014

There is a strong link between HPV and oral cancer. Learn more about the risks at MouthCancerFoundation.org: http://bit.ly/14QgOPd

The human papilloma virus (HPV) is one of the most common virus groups in the world to affect the skin and mucosal areas of the body. Over eighty types of HPV have been identified. Different types of the human papillomavirus are known to infect different parts of the body. It infects the epithelial…

04/24/2014

Did you know that oral cancer is as common as leukemia and claims more lives than either melanoma or cervical cancer? Ask us about your oral cancer screening at your next dental exam.

04/24/2014

It's Earth Day! Did you know the average person uses nearly 2 gallons of water when brushing their teeth? Take steps to conserve. Turn off the tap and run water only when rinsing!

04/16/2014

This Easter, choose chocolate instead of sticky treats like jelly beans for healthier teeth. Chocolate melts quickly, doesn't stick to your teeth, and doesn't give the bacteria in your mouth time to attack your teeth and cause cavities.

04/16/2014

Early detection gives you a 90% chance of surviving oral cancer. We screen for oral cancer at each dental exam, but between visits you can look for abnormalities. Learn to recognize the signs and symptoms here: http://bit.ly/17XHnAQ

Learn about oral cancer symptoms. Although many oral cancer signs, such as jaw swelling or loose teeth, may be due to other issues, it’s important to have them checked.

04/16/2014

Easter is a little over a week away! Are you looking for some healthy alternatives to candy for your child's Easter basket? Consider items like bubbles, books, Play-Doh, and sidewalk chalk.

04/16/2014

If you don't floss, you're missing 35% of the surface of your teeth!

04/16/2014

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that oral cancer strikes nearly 35,000 Americans each year? Our team screens for oral cancer at each dental exam to ensure we catch any suspicious lesions early and to give you peace of mind.

04/16/2014

For stronger teeth, choose dark green leafy vegetables such as kale, broccoli, bok choy, and spinach. These vegetables are high in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that are important to strengthening your teeth.

03/28/2014

Diabetic patients are more likely to develop periodontal (gum) disease, which in turn can increase blood sugar and diabetic complications. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/OSdv3x

The combination of diabetes and periodontal disease can increase the risks associated with each condition.

03/28/2014

Did you know drinks like Barq's Root Beer, Coke, Mountain Dew, and Pepsi contain 10-12 teaspoons of sugar per serving? You can enjoy soda responsibly by drinking it in moderation, using a straw to limit its contact with your teeth, and rinsing your mouth with water afterward if you are unable to brush right away.