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What Is Dentophobia? How to Face Your Fear of the Dentist - Vimarsana News

What Is Dentophobia? How to Face Your Fear of the Dentist

Dental appointments can be scary and painful. Follow these tips to help you face your fear of going to the dentist and overcome your dentophobia.

Samini headlines maiden edition of Adonko Ghana Festival Ohio - Vimarsana News

Samini headlines maiden edition of Adonko Ghana Festival Ohio

Legendary Ghanaian musician Samini will headline the maiden edition of the Adonko Ghana Festival Ohio, United States of America (USA). The five-day festival themed "Upholding Ghanaian Culture, the Columbus Way" is scheduled for August 3–7, 2023, and is expected to attract over 1000 people around the world. Samini, who is…

Bad filling about this: Vaping causes your teeth to ROT, study finds - Vimarsana News

Bad filling about this: Vaping causes your teeth to ROT, study finds

After inhaling, the sticky and sugary content of vaping liquid sticks to the teeth causing all the damage. The liquid also changes the microbiome of the mouth, increasing decay-causing bacteria.

Can sex trigger an asthma attack? Plus, most Americans struggle to get good sleep, and more health news - Vimarsana News

Can sex trigger an asthma attack? Plus, most Americans struggle to get good sleep, and more health news

Much like intense exercise, vigorous sex can trigger an asthma attack in folks with the chronic lung disease, according to new research. Get that and more health news here.

Dentists ask patients to not show up for appointments high on marijuana - Vimarsana News

Dentists ask patients to not show up for appointments high on marijuana

An online survey by the ADA showed 52 percent of dentists dealt with patients who were under the influence of marijuana, and 56 percent said they were limited in treating tthose patients.

Source: usf.edu