As you age, your risk of developing a variety of medical problems and concerns also increases. One condition that is especially worrisome for patients is Alzheimer’s disease. This condition is the 6th leading cause of death for adults in the United States, and is...
Does your partner reject kisses from you? Do your coworkers share their gum or breath mints with you regularly without being asked? Do you find your work clients staying a clear distance away from you when you discuss business? These are all signs that you may be...
It may seem surprising but dental decay, also known as dental cavities, is the second most common disease in the U.S. Cavities are an actual bacterial infection of a tooth that can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even serious systemic complications with the heart and...
October is National Hygiene Month: A time to focus on maintenance, nutrition and re-balancing of the complex systems that make up our living organisms. Thanks to the hyped awareness of our need to “look at the big picture,” physicians everywhere are making...
When it comes to addressing tooth loss, dental implants have grown in popularity over the years. Perhaps, though, there’s one factor that’s holding you back from choosing this highly-effective dental procedure—the cost in comparison to other traditional...
As people get older, there are a number of smile issues that present themselves. Teeth may begin to wear, chip, crack, discolor, stain, experience sensitivity, or need to be removed. However, the fact you’re a senior now certainly does not mean your smile is...
After several flights out of the country this past week, Dr. Schindler is finally back, safe and sound in Columbus. Her expertise in the dental field took her all the way to Calgary, Canada from August 1-3, where she had the honor of attending the International...
A few years ago, a National Survey on Drug Use and Health reported that 1.2 million American ages 12 and older had tried methamphetamine at least once throughout the year. It was also determined that 1.2 percent of eighth graders, 1.6% of tenth graders and 1.0% of...
If you consume sports and energy drinks on a regular basis, you could be harming your oral health considerably more than you realize. In fact, a study published in the May/June 2012 issue of General Dentistry reveals that these increasingly popular beverages are...
At Schindler Dentistry, we care about you. We strive to include your overall health into your dental treatment. Studies have indicated there’s a health connection between the mouth and body where the bacteria from periodontal disease can harm other parts of your body,...
