Sjögren's syndrome is an autoimmune disorder that affects the body’s ability to produce fluids like saliva and tears. This chronic condition can have a significant impact on your oral health. If you have Sjögren's syndrome, here’s how to manage its effects so you can keep...
Chronic acid reflux (also known as GERD) is an uncomfortable condition that affects around 20% of people in the United States. Although it is more common in older adults, people of all ages can have acid reflux—and it can harm their teeth, too. The stomach acid...
From bleeding gums to tooth loss, gum disease can affect your mouth in a variety of ways. But can it also cause memory loss? A recent study suggests that gum disease and Alzheimer’s disease are related. Let’s take a closer look at the evidence, and...
Hypertension can put you at higher risk of certain dental issues, such as dry mouth and gum disease. However, high blood pressure itself does not impact your oral health. Rather, it's the medication you take to control it that can affect your teeth and gums....
Neglecting your oral health can lead to a lot more than just a toothache. There are many health problems that are associated with bad teeth. Poor oral hygiene makes the rest of your body more vulnerable to the harmful bacteria that build up in your...
If you have rheumatoid arthritis you should know that your condition is significantly associated with the health of the jaw, teeth, and gums. At Dr. Saba and Associates, we offer a variety of preventative dental services and treatment options to help our patients with rheumatoid...
Alzheimer’s is one of the many diseases that is associated with dry mouth in older adults. When left untreated, dry mouth can cause a variety of problems with your teeth and gums. At Dr. Saba and Associates, we help adults in Sun Lakes protect their...
Did you know that osteoporosis can affect your teeth as well as your bones? At Dr. Saba and Associates, we want to help you understand how bone loss from osteoporosis can impact your oral health, so you can maintain a healthy smile. Continue reading to...