In a study published in the online Journal of Clinical Periodontology, researchers found that COVID patients with gum disease were more likely to suffer serious medical complications, including being: 3.5 times more likely to be admitted to intensive care 4.5 times more likely to need a ventilator Nearly nine times more likely to die compared…
Read MorePhoto by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash It’s February and love is in the air! If you have a sweetheart, chances are pretty good that you might be sharing a kiss or two on Valentine’s Day. We’re here to remind you that practicing good oral hygiene – and showing your teeth a little extra love –…
Read MorePhoto by JESHOOTS.COM on Unsplash Set yourself up for success this holiday season by prioritizing your health. Trust us! The holidays are no fun if you’re not feeling your best. Don’t sacrifice your health and risk getting run down or too sick to spend precious time with your family and friends. Read these simple tips…
Read MoreAs we review the past year and look forward to 2019, here at Monarch Dental, we have much to be thankful for, including our wonderful patients and dedicated teams of oral health professionals. This year, Monarch Dental was proud to host three of the 20 Smiles for Everyone Foundation’s Day of Giving events. Teams in…
Read MorePhoto by Thought Catalog on Unsplash Throughout the year, we’ve been keeping on top of many oral hygiene trends – from activated charcoal toothpaste to powerful teeth-whitening powder. But one product that really got the Internet buzzing was the Quip electric toothbrush. You might have seen the ads for Quip on Instagram and Twitter. Or…
Read MorePrevention is always the best way to keep your smile shining. Some simple ways to keep your mouth healthy are: brush your teeth, floss, and watch what you eat. Not everyone wants to have multiple visits to the dentist for fillings and crowns, so following some easy tips, like what to eat and avoid can…
Read MoreFebruary marks National Wear Red Day for the awareness and prevention of heart disease, lung disease and strokes. Nearly 50 million Americans experience cardiovascular issues and is the leading cause of death and disability in the United States today. Recently, scientists have made a link between cardiovascular disease and oral health. Yes, oral health! Periodontitis,…
Read MoreFeeling the holiday cheer? As December approaches, there are plenty of things to smile about. The lights are strung, the parties are planned, and the family will soon all be together. But one thing is still on your mind – you never got around to that dental checkup. Monarch Dental wants to make sure everyone…
Read MoreIt’s time to say “Boo!” to certain treats that might try to sneak their way into our Halloween baskets this October. But remember, this isn’t just a month to celebrate Halloween. It is also National Orthodontic Health Month! Halloween comes one day a year, but Monarch Dental wants to make sure your healthy smile lasts…
Read MoreAll mouthwashes may seem the same, but there are actually many different types available. Here is a quick guide to the different kinds of mouthwashes to help to choose the best one for your oral health needs: Cosmetic: These mouthwashes only help to temporarily reduce bad breath and leave a pleasant taste in the mouth.…
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Orthodontics may be provided by general dentists.
