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Did you know that women who have periodontal (gum) disease are 14% more likely to develop breast cancer? This new research finding further reinforces the connection between oral and overall health. To help lower your risk of gum disease or treat existing gum disease, remember to brush your teeth for two minutes twice per day, floss daily and visit the dentist regularly. You can learn more about the connection between breast cancer and gum disease from Breastcancer.org:http://bit.ly/2e2xoCU

Happy Red Nose Day!! People across the country are wearing Red Noses and organizing FUN-raisers all to help kids who need it most. Laugh. Give. Save a kid. #rednoseday

Today is National Toothache Day. Here are some tips that may offer temporary relief or dull a toothache: 1. Rinse with warm water. 2. Floss to remove food or debris that may be wedged between the teeth. 3. Take an over-the-counter pain reliever.... Call Smile Creations California @ 916-393-1363 as soon as possible if the toothache persists.

Congratulations to our "Patient of the Day!". Enjoy your Starbucks gift card! Be sure to schedule your dental appointment with us today, you could be a lucky winner =)!

Craving Starbucks??! Starbucks is having Frappuccino happy hour from 3-5pm until May 10th (Rewards members get an extra hour for happy hour!). Satisfy that sweet tooth, but make sure you brush afterwards!

Hello everyone, We are on Twitter! Continue to like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @smylecreations for dental information and promotions of our procedures, like whitening!

Study suggests link between perio disease and oral cancer By Rabia Mughal, Contributing Editor December 27, 2013 -- The oral-systemic link has become increasingly important as researchers have connected periodontal disease with conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and pregnancy complications, and now a new study has found a possible association between periodontal disease and oral cancer (Head & Face Medicine, December 9, 2013) .

The Science Behind Brain freeze. It may happen when you eat ice cream, or gulp something ice cold TOO quickly. Yepp, the dreaded BRAIN FREEZE, AKA Sphenopalatine Ganglioneuralgia. Brain freeze is your body’s way of telling you to slow down. A Brain freeze is really a type of headache that is rapid in onset , but rapidly resolved as well. For Information see the news release at wakehealth.edu//Brrrrrrrrr!_It%E2%80%99s_Brain_Freeze_Seas

Read our newsletter to find out how to win $50 in fireworks just in time for the 4th of July!: http://www.smilereminder.com/sr/temp/view.do

Health read of the day! The Myths & Realities of Oral Health and Dental Visits.