Showing posts with label live your life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label live your life. Show all posts

Friday, April 21, 2017

Protect Your Smile This Summer


Now that summer is right around the corner and the weather is warming up it might be easy to reach for that high sugar fruit drink or ice cream instead of water. Avoid this pitfall and instead drink fruit flavored water and keep your smile healthy.  High fructose drinks not only can cause problems with cavities and other dental problems, but can also cause your mouth to dry out.  Dry mouth is an open opportunity for bacteria to get out of control and attack your tooth enamel.
 
Water with fruit in it not only gives you a refreshing drink to quench your thirst, but it can also provide a snack that is low in sugar and carbohydrates which can also impact your smile. Once you are feeling the impact of dry mouth, it is easy to reach for the closest and easiest drink at your fingertips. Avoid this problem by planning head.

Using a refillable water bottle can ensure that you are never far from the water you need to consume. Depending on your weight, where you live and how active you are will determine the amount of water you should be consuming.


For damage to your smile due to dehydration, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team today!

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Sleep Apnea Doesn’t Impact Just Certain People





You can be 20, slim and female and be impacted by sleep apnea. But you can also be 38, slightly overweight and male and yet still be impacted by sleep apnea. Sleep apnea does not discriminate based on age, gender, or where you are from. Sleep apnea impacts more than 18 million individuals today. While some people go untreated for years, "It is important," says Dr. Judy Strutz, "to get help as soon as possible.”

Sleep apnea can be deadly and can cause a negative impact across all aspects of your life. You may feel depressed, lack the ability to focus, or pay attention to details in your life. While other individuals may become overly grumpy and seem to be on a short fuse. Some individuals may snore while others impacted by sleep apnea quit breathing several times throughout the night. You may have low oxygen levels and fragmented sleep where you wake up several times throughout the night as your oxygen levels are cut off.

No matter who you are, if you suspect you are someone with sleep apnea, don’t wait. Get treatment today and start living a better life tomorrow. For more information, contact Dr. Strutz today.