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      • Good and Bad Candy
        10/29/07
        This week, children and some adults may consume an unhealthy amount of candy. The Halloween season can lead to bad news at your next dental visit. Dr. Linda Niessen offers advice on the best way to avoid Halloween related tooth decay in today’s Dental Health Check.

        Not all candy is cre

      • Bigger Lips
        10/22/07
        A procedure to enlarge a woman's lips has become popular among dental patients. Some cosmetic dentists and oral surgeons are offering lip enhancement as a special service. Dr. Linda Niessen has details in today’s Dental Health Check.(Note: broadcast video of this segment will be available lat

      • Kid Dentures
        10/15/07
        Here’s a new trend in dentistry: dentures for young children. Dentists are creating artificial teeth for kids who suffer traumatic tooth loss before their permanent teeth come in. Dr. Linda Niessen explains in today’s Dental Health Check. (Note: Video of all broadcasts follow the stories)
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      • Meth Mouth
        10/08/07
        More than 12 million Americans have tried methamphetamines, also called crystal meth, crank, or ice. The illegal stimulant destroys the user’s teeth. And now the American Dental Association calls the substance the number one cause of severe tooth decay in the U.S. Dr. Linda Niessen has details in

      • No Shot Numbing
        10/01/07
        A new type of anesthetic allows dental patients to skip a shot but still get pain relief. Dr. Linda Niessen looks at a completely different approach to local anesthesia in today’s Dental Health Check.

        John Ankeney has never liked getting shots, especially from his periodontist. So he w

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