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The mouth body connection

Periodontal (gum) disease affects approximately 85% of adults today with only a few noticeable signs or symptoms whereby most people do not even realize that they have it.  It may lead not only to tooth loss, but to other diseases and problems, such as: Heart disease:  periodontal disease predisposes you to becoming twice as likely to suffer from coronary artery disease and stroke. Low birth weight/pre-term babies. Poses a serious threat to people whose health is compromised by diabetes, respiratory diseases, or osteoporosis. Infecting others and your family members through saliva. Don’t Ignore Your Oral Health If you value your … Continue reading

Treatment For Gum Disease

You can’t have a healthy mouth without healthy gums. Sadly, 75% of Americans have some form of periodontal (gum) disease. If your gums bleed when you floss (and you do floss – don’t you??), you have gum disease. Let me ask you this: what other part of your body that bled when touched, would you NOT be concerned about. Well, you need to be concerned about gum disease, because it is an INFECTION that causes the destruction of the bone that supports your teeth. Fortunately, our bodies are able to take care of infections relatively easily, if given the chance. … Continue reading

Your Teeth Are the Windows To Your Overall Body Health

It has been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. But is your mouth the window to the rest of your body? Increasingly, researchers are discovering that the condition of your teeth and gums can be an indicator of your overall health. For example, patients who have severe gum disease, or periodontitis, are much more likely to have a buildup of plaque in their arteries. But it would be a leap of logic to say that if you don’t brush your teeth, you’ll have a heart attack. Scientists still are trying to explain the connection between the … Continue reading

Hygienist At Flower Mound General Dentist Practice Accepted To Dental School

Tuesday, March 31, 2009- FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS – Registered Dental Hygienist Janette Jurek, who works for Dr. Jonathan Golab, DDS, recently was accepted to dental school at the University of San Antonio. Jurek has worked for Golab, a Flower Mound general dentist who performs cosmetic dental procedures since August 2008. She starts dental school in July. “I’m very proud of Janette,” Golab said. “This has been a dream of hers for some time, and I know she’s going to be a phenomenal dentist.” Jurek initially considered dental school in her first year of work after having obtained a bachelor’s degree … Continue reading

What Can Porcelain Veneers Do For You?

As we grow older, our teeth start to deteriorate. A lifetime of chewing, biting, poor maintenance, and decay, negatively impacts our teeth and our overall body health. The old way to fix teeth was with crowns which grind your teeth down to pegs. However, with porcelain veneers, you do not grind teeth down to pegs, and can solve a variety of cosmetic dental concerns. Porcelain veneers are attractive, durable, and most of all, natural looking. They are thin sheets of porcelain, like a fake fingernail, that fit over your tooth. When made properly, they are a very conservative dental restoration, … Continue reading

Drill Less Dentistry

Q.    When I visit the dentist, how do I know if I have decay? A.  For many years, the standard for detecting decay was the dental xray.   Of greatest concern was the exposure to radiation.  A second concern is that the decay needs to be in an advanced stage before it is large enough to be detected, meaning that the decay must be present for quite some time before it was detected.  Current technology utilizes lasers to find decay before it is seen on an xray.   That way, vital and important tooth structure is conserved, reducing the need for more … Continue reading

Steps To A Better Smile

Did you ever wonder why some people possess beautiful smiles while others try but can never achieve the same result ? The secrets to a great smile are simple steps that each and every one of us can take. These steps will lead you to a brighter and better smile. 1. Take a little extra time to give your teeth the care they deserve. Did you know that it takes two to three minutes to adequately brush your teeth, yet most people spend less than 30 seconds brushing? Why is brushing this long so important ? Well, it all has … Continue reading

How To Brush Your Teeth Properly

Everyone brushes their teeth, but few do so properly. By focusing on key brushing techniques, everyone can improve their oral health. Brushing too harshly and too quickly are two of the most common mistakes people make when brushing their teeth. Choose a toothbrush with soft nylon bristles and to maintain gentle contact with the teeth and gums while brushing. The brush should also be comfortable to hold and have a head small enough to easily reach every tooth. Angle is also important. Start with the brush at a 45-degree angle where the teeth meet the gums. Maintain this angle while … Continue reading

How white should your teeth really be?

Teeth whitening has become the country’s No. 1 requested cosmetic dental procedure, according to the American Academy of Cosmetic dentistry. There’s no shortage of ways to whiten. The main differences seem to be cost and professional oversight versus convenience and over-the-counter availability. There are three technologies. The first is an in-office system that uses a higher-concentration peroxide to get faster results. The second involves bleaching gel in trays custom fit to an individual’s teeth applied intermittently over a couple of weeks. The final way is also the cheapest: Over-the-counter options that can be strips, gels or plastic trays. If a … Continue reading

Don’t Dismiss the Signs of Oral Cancer or Opt Out of Screenings

Argyle Invisalign provider Dr. Jonathan Golab discusses the changing face of oral cancer and its effects on patients with certain lifestyles. FLOWER MOUND AND ARGYLE, TEXAS – Every day, every hour, one American dies of oral cancer, according to the Oral Cancer Foundation. An estimated 30,000 Americans are diagnosed each year, and when found early oral cancer has a 90 percent cure rate. “The death rate for these types of cancers is so high because it spreads very quickly and many patients are diagnosed too late,” said Dr. Jonathan Golab, a Flower Mound and Argyle Invisalign provider. “While there is … Continue reading


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