Podcasts about dental problems

Episode 100 - Dental Problems and then Financial Training for Care leavers. Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

In this episode I chat with Dr. Kalli Hale, Chief Dental Officer for Toothpillow, who is an accomplished airway dentist passionate about the connection between oral health and systemic well-being. She holds a Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Texas School of Dentistry at Houston and is a Clinical Advocate for Vivos Therapeutics, lecturing nationwide on airway-centered dentistry. Dr. Hale is also an Affiliate Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry and a certified Invisalign provider. Reach out to Dr. Kalli Hale: Toothpillow.com @toothpillow_official @theairwaycentereddentist @thesleepwelljourney Put Bread Therapy Mama Podcast in the "Who's the person we can thank for referring you?" field for a free Toothpillow consulation ($50 value) and $250 off treatment Switch to Natural Cycles- a nonhormonal birth control and fertility tracking app. Use coupon code BREADTHERAPY  for 15% off an annual plan + free thermometer Connect with me: Recipes, holistic living, healthy swaps & more, visit www.breadtherapymama.com Sign-up for my weekly newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/e22a7bc97214/newsletter-sign-up Sourdough Starter Kits: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BreadTherapyMama

Today let's talk about the state's dental problems, West Nile virus and a mummy. CLICK HERE FOR WAYS TO HELP THOSE FLEEING HURRICANE MILTON Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reports of Adolf Hitler's death filled newspapers around the globe, but was he *really* dead? Like, for real?? Misinformation from the Soviet Union left people all over the world fearing that Hitler might have escaped the bunker. Soon, British and American intelligence stepped in to conduct their own investigations. Over time, the truth emerged. (But Hitler didn't, because he was super dead.) Remember, kids, history hoes always cite their sources! For this episode, Norm pulled from: Daly-Groves, Luke. Hitler's Death: The Case against Conspiracy. Oxford: Osprey Publishing, 2019. Joachimsthaler, Anton, and Helmut Bögler. The Last Days of Hitler: The Legends, the Evidence, the Truth. London, New York: Arms and Armour Press ; Distributed in the USA by Sterling Pub. Co., 1996. Petrova, Ada, and Peter Watson. The Death of Hitler: The Full Story with New Evidence from Secret Russian Archives. New York: Norton, 1995. Riaud, Xavier. “Dental Identifications of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun.” Journal of Dental Problems and Solutions 1, no. 1 (October 2014): 6–10. Trevor-Roper, Hugh R. The Last Days of Hitler. Seventh edition. London: Pan Books, 1995. Are you enjoying An Old Timey Podcast? Then please leave us a 5-star rating and review wherever you listen to podcasts! Are you *really* enjoying An Old Timey Podcast? Well, calm down, history ho! You can get more of us on Patreon at patreon.com/oldtimeypodcast. At the $5 level, you'll get a monthly bonus episode (with video!), access to our 90's style chat room, plus the entire back catalog of bonus episodes from Kristin's previous podcast, Let's Go To Court.

Dr. Joe and Nurse Amy Alton discuss dental issues, gouty arthritis, yellow fever, more in this episode of the Survival Medicine Podcast, broadcast from the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains! You might be ,medically prepared, but are you dentally prepared? Most family medics don't realize that, in survival scenarios, they're bound to come across dental issues with little or no knowledge or supplies. Dr. Joe Alton discusses the basics of the dental exam, tooth anatomy, dental decay, tooth abscesses and more. Also, check out our unique dental kit for off-grid settings... Experts say we're in for cases of yellow fever in the near future. Find out about this past and future epidemic disease, and why the authorities are worrying about the U.S. suffering an outbreak now! Also, a reader question about arthritis, especially gouty arthritis... All this and more on the Survival Medicine Podcast with Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy! Hey, don't forget to check out our entire line of quality medical kits (including suture kits) at store.doomandbloom.net. Also, our Book Excellence Award-winning 700-page SURVIVAL MEDICINE HANDBOOK: THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE FOR WHEN HELP IS NOT ON THE WAY is now available in black and white on Amazon and in color and color spiral-bound versions at store.doomandbloom.net.  

My dog's breath is terrible. What's with that? What is this brown stuff? And what's with this professional cleaning recommendation?  These are the questions we get on the daily. And believe us, we feel your pain. But the scary part is that bad breath is only the tip of the iceberg where dental disease is concerned. Pain, heart disease, tooth loss and more is all associated with unchecked disease in the mouth. Learn with us today about how to keep your pet safe from these things, and how to keep you safe from bad breath!

Tonight's Guest: Peter HulneThe ever hilarious, and our good buddy Pete Hulne (Jury Duty, Elf) returns to the show as Jamie and Jason take him down the rabbit hole of their weeks in parenting.Jason tells the tale about his son's freak out at the dentist, how his youngest twin had to take a terrifying trip to the ER, and some stories about how he and his wife continue to get busted in the act.Jamie talks about Robert DeNiro having a child at 79, and the boys talk about Pete's new TV show "Jury Duty", and so much more! Grab yourself a tasty cocktail, your favorite puppet friends or spouse, and join The TPL crew for what is sure to be a hilarious ride!You can catch more of Pete Hulne on TikTok at:https://www.tiktok.com/@peterhulneOn Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/peterhulne/You can catch The Parent's Lounge live every Tuesday Night at 10pm EST/7pm PST at:https://www.facebook.com/theparentslounge#theparentslounge #petehulne #juryduty #Elf #parentingpodcast #jamiekaler #jasongowin #katemulligan #comedians #parentingadvice #funnyparents #hilarious #cohosts #ERvisit #DentistgoneWrong #OnlyFansParents #RobertDeNiro #standupcomedy #motherhoodJamie Kaler's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jamiekaler/Jason Gowin's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jasongowin/Kate Mulligan's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/katestmomever/The Parent's Lounge TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theparentsloungeshow

Why childrens' oral health matters, and how to prevent dental problems

61% of people say creative costumes should get more Halloween candy. What notes do you have on your phone!? Dental problems have become more prevalent because of the pandemic. All this and more on The Mark and Jess Replay!!

Cory talks about getting dental help from a Bitcoiner, where is this hashing coming from that is putting Bitcoin Miners on edge, whats going on at Movies Plus and more. Check out the BitBox02 Hardware Wallet Go to https://shiftcrypto.ch/bitcoinmadesimple and use the promo code "bitcoinmadesimple" to get 5% off standard products. Movies Plus - go to www.myMoviesPlus.com and get 20% OFF an annual subscription with promo code CORY, and you can watch "Hard Money with Natalie Brunell" and the documentaries "The Great Reset and the Rise of Bitcoin", "Bitcoin FUD", "Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It", and "Cryptopia: Bitcoin, Blockchains and the Future of the Internet." Watch them all on Movies Plus. Bitcoin Day www.bitcoinday.io use promo code BMS to get a discount on your tickets to a Bitcoin Day event near you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmadesimple/support

Listen to an audio podcast of the January 12, 2022, FDA Drug Safety Communication warning that dental problems have been reported with medicines containing buprenorphine that are dissolved in the mouth.

Host:  Dr. Jennifer Hunter, Assistant Director for Family and Consumer Sciences Extension, University of Kentucky  Guest: Dr. Jim Hartsfield, E. Preston Hicks Endowed Professor of Orthodontics and Oral Health Research, UK College of Dentistry KY Smiles Episode 1 Welcome to the latest Talking FACS collaboration, Kentucky Smiles on Talking FACS.  Through these podcast shows, presented in partnership with the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, we will share important topics and issues related to dental health. On this episode, Dr. Jim Hartsfield shares information about genetic conditions that affect our teeth and mouth.  He explains dental problems that many people experience but may not have realized were related to genetics. For more information: Dr. Jim Hartsfield Faculty & Staff | The College of Dentistry Dentistry | UK HealthCare UK Dentistry on Facebook UK Dentistry on Twitter Related articles: Tooth Agenesis - NORD (National Organization of Rare Disorders) Abnormalities of Teeth University of Missouri, Kansas City umkc.org

Is sugar the main culprit for dental decay and other issues? Dentist Marc DiNola suggests that a host of dental problems could be caused by nutritional deficiencies. He offers advice for what foods to eat to rectify the situation -- including Gouda cheese, organ meats, and fat from pastured animals. He explains how foods rich in vitamin K can keep teeth strong with the proper fluid flow.   Marc also explains the concept of meridians -- connections between our teeth and particular organs and blood supply--and he offers this as one reason he is not a proponent of root canals, since the dead teeth affect the energy flow to other parts of the body.   Visit Marc's website: mddentalwellnesscenter.com Sign up for our Oct. 2nd Polyface event! Check out our sponsors: Primal Pastures and Redmond Real Salt

The World Health Organization states that oral diseases are the most prevalent non-communicable diseases on the planet.Read & Listen More

Following the 20th anniversary of the September 11th attacks in the United States, James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana consider how the trauma experienced that day has affected Americans and American society and discuss the effectiveness of the nation's response to the attack (01:21).  The guys also take a look at some recent research on why modern humans by and large have so many problems with their teeth (35:01). 'A heavy price': Two decades of war, wariness and the post-9/11 security state (NBC News)America Played Into Al-Qaeda's Hands (The Atlantic)Why We Have So Many Problems with Our Teeth (Scientific American)

We don't think much about our mouth and our teeth and what they do for us, despite the fact that we use them everyday; biting, tearing, chewing, chatting, and smiling. So, why don't we take better care of our mouths? The top 4 things we need to survive and thrive start with our mouth and nose. We don't realize just how important they are until we lose them. Sometimes, no matter how much we try, dental problems can still arise. After all, our mouths are a window into our body and are technically a living thing. You should always be on the lookout for warning signs that something is wrong with your teeth and gums, be proactive about getting them checked with your local dentist before you have pain. Today, we're going to be chatting about some of the common dental problems, how you can spot them, and what you can do to treat them. 1. Tooth decay2. Enamel erosion/ gum recession/sensitivity3. Gingivitis4. Gum Disease5. Toothache To protect your mouth and teeth from infections, prevention is my go to recommendation. You will want to be diligent and consistent with your oral hygiene, be aware of correct tongue posture, brushing, flossing, breathing through your nose, watching your diet, all things we have discussed previously.These are the 5 most common dental problems and things you can do to treat and hopefully prevent them. Seeing your favorite dental professional earlier rather than later will ensure you're keeping up with oral hygiene and find problems before they cause pain and are costly to repair. Resources and Linkshttps://brushingwithbristles.com/boxI am a BURST ambassadorBURST- https://brst.link/134d Promo code 5ZMZBRwww.dentalhygiene411.comSchedule a free 15 minute consultationhttps://thehealthymouthmovment.as.me/ https://sheree.mynuskin.comMy BlogMy YouTube ChannelNUSKIN https://sheree.mynuskin.com

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Tammy Chen of Central Park Dental Aesthetics on dental problems during the pandemic. Daniel Jones of New York Times on modern love. Garvin Heath of National Renewable Energy Laboratory on solar panel disposal. J. Tod Olin of National Jewish Health on asthma-like condition Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction or EILO. Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey on Emperor Penguins. Chelsea Wood of Univ of Washington on the campaign to save the parasites.

Dr. Bryon Wall on dental issues during Covid 19 on News Radio KKOB

A Christchurch hospital dentist says people are coming close to death in order to manage the pain of untreated dental disease themselves. Within the last two months, at least one person a week is being admitted to ICU at Christchurch hospital over untreated dental infection. Eleisha Foon spoke with dental care specialist Juliet Gray, who says people have been overdosing to manage agonising dental pain.

According to a study in the British Dental Journal, wealthier people are more likely to buy fluoride-free toothpaste, causing dental problems. The Panel discusses with Dr Matthew Hobbs - Senior Lecturer in Public Health, University of Canterbury.

Tammy Chen of Central Park Dental Aesthetics on dental problems during the pandemic. Daniel Jones of New York Times on modern love. Garvin Heath of National Renewable Energy Laboratory on solar panel disposal. J. Tod Olin of National Jewish Health on asthma-like condition Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction or EILO. Peter Fretwell of the British Antarctic Survey on Emperor Penguins. Chelsea Wood of Univ of Washington on the campaign to save the parasites.

Which of the following would you prefer? 1) Driving an old beater car with 175,417 miles on it that has bald tires, chipped paint, trouble starting in the cold and every time you take it in for maintenance it needs $500+ of work. Once a year, something major happens like a transmission or serpentine belt going out leaving you sitting in the middle of a busy intersection on a hot summer day. You need to ask a few fellow citizens to help you push your car off to the side of the road while you lower your head in embarrassment.  OR 2) Drive a brand new car that you take in for regular maintenance and oil changes that starts every time and NEVER leaves you stranded or breaks down. You need to ask yourself the same question when deciding to fix your dental problems now or later.  It's a lifestyle choice. Do you want predictability and peace of mind, albeit, with increased upfront investment? Or, do you want to save money up front and constantly be dealing with broken teeth, root canals, new decay, food traps and a smile you're not proud of? In this episode I give you my thoughts on this issue.  Enjoy! Visit Our Website: https://www.smilesolutionsofbaltimore.com

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When your twins start teething, you may not automatically think about taking them to the dentist. But, you don't want to wait too long! What are some common dental problems with twins and what can you do to help prevent them? Plus, we'll discuss the practicality of brushing (and flossing) their teeth twice a day and what to expect during those initial trips to see the dentist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Best Dental Specialist in Bangalore | Dr Nandini Nelivigi In today’s podcast, Top Dentist in Bangalore is going to talk about 9 most common dental problems and their causes. Let’s listen to this podcast carefully. To know more visit: www.nelivigidentalclinic.com

What should you do if you have a dental problem during the COVID pandemic? In this episode, Dr. Y. Lenga, DDS, MSC, FRCDC, DIP discusses what people can do if an emergency or non-emergency dental problem arises. He discusses infection prevention from his perspective as a dentist and provides food tips to reduce oral inflammation.

Discussion with Dr. Tom Larkin DDS on best dental practices during COVID-19.

Hillary and Tina cover and former Waterbury, Connecticut Mayor Philip Giordano and President George Washington’s teeth. For show notes and links to our sources, please click here (https://themuckpodcast.fireside.fm/articles/ep11notes).

In today's show I discuss the situation with Iran and look at the possibilities. I also discuss some recent Dental Problems I've been having, finally I look at your predictions for 2020. Please send your feedback to vorwinfo@gmail.com Consider donating via PayPal to keep this broadcast on the air at bit.ly/2EVo5E6

A lack of pain doesn't mean everything is OK in your mouth. In this episode, Dr. Chuck and Suzanne Lynn discuss some of the early signs of dental problems.

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**Episode # 15 General Health Questions ** Hi, this is Michael Lingard, your Buteyko Educator, welcoming you to the final episode of Better Breathing Means Better Health and offering you my congratulations on completing this course. You now have the understanding and tools to continue improving your breathing and health in the future. Just to remind you of the powerful impact on your health that improved breathing will have, you can download leaflets on the subjects covered below: If you don’t have access while listening to this podcast, go to my website HERE where you will be able to download them there. Circulation & Heart Disease (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) Lowered CO2 because of hyperventilation constricts the arteries throughout the body, lowered CO2 impairs the release of oxygen from your blood and mouth breathing rather than nose breathing reduces the production of nitric oxide. The effect of the above is to put more physical stress on the heart that now needs to pump more blood around the body to deliver the same amount of oxygen, with narrowed arteries due to smooth muscle spasm and lower nitric oxide levels this means the blood pressure has to be higher leading to further stress on the heart. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & ME (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) With chronic over-breathing the oxygenation of all the tissue in the body is depleted, this will impair the muscle functioning strength and also reduce the oxygen getting to the brain. The latter effect is made worse by the fact that the body protects the vital areas of the brain by shunting more blood to these centres leaving even less oxygen for higher centres of the brain. Resulting in mental as well as physical tiredness. COPD & Emphysema (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) Both these conditions are associated with loss of healthy functioning lung tissue that causes severe breathlessness and restricted physical activity. Invariably patients will be over-breathing in an attempt to combat the sensation of breathlessness but as we now understand this will worsen the oxygenation of the body. By improving their breathing, eliminating hyperventilation, what healthy lung tissue remaining will deliver more effective oxygenation of the body. Gut & Bladder Problems and IBS (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) We have all experienced how stress can upset our gut, hence when we improve our breathing and reduce the ill effects of stress it benefits our gut. As you know, over-breathing with loss of carbon dioxide, causes spasm of all smooth muscle in the body and that includes the muscle around your stomach, intestines and other hollow organs. Improve breathing is always beneficial to all gut and bladder problems. Watch this short video of a recent client's response to the breath training HERE Stress Anxiety & Panic Attacks (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) As you now realize, stress leads to over-breathing, repeated stressors lead to chronic hyperventilation, what every person suffering anxiety will have. As explained before this impairs oxygenation of the body and in particular the brain suffers from this lowered oxygen supply. If the control pause falls into the lower teens this can trigger a panic attack that is usually accompanied by increased panting or gasping that further worsens the situation. Improved breathing protects against this. Asthma, Sinusitis, Hay Fever & Rhinitis (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) If the Buteyko Method is renown for its dramatic health benefits and been proven with many clinical trials , it is with the support and management of asthma. If you are particularly interested in this condition I would strongly recommend you watch a YouTube video production by the BBC that covers a small trial conducted under the supervision of a leading respiratory specialist in Edinburgh HERE. and the first hand story of a recent asthma client HERE Sports Performance & Breath Training (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) It is not rocket science to suggest that any improved oxygenation to your body will improve your sports performance and general fitness. Many leading world athletes and sports people have used the Buteyko Method to give themselves that critical small percentage improvement that is the difference between winning or losing. Their general health has also improved as a side-effect! Insomnia, Snoring and Sleep Apnoea (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) Over-breathing usually is worse at night when asleep, largely because you are not using much muscle activity, hence lower carbon dioxide production but still over-breathing as during your waking hours, so carbon dioxide levels fall dangerously low. This can lead to sleep disturbances, nightmares with children or if more severe sleep apnoea. Sleep apnoea is a serious problem that can predispose to heart problems. However, the repeated cessation of breathing associated with sleep apnoea is the body’s protection against the severe loss of carbon dioxide. The solution is to improve your breathing 24/7. Eczema, Allergies and Itchy Skin (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) The skin is the largest organ in our body, it requires a good blood supply for normal health and is susceptible to allergens that come in contact or are taken in. Chronic hyperventilation hits the skin two ways, it receives poor blood supply and histamine levels rise as stress pushes our breathing up. The combination paves the way for eczema, allergies and skin disorders. Food sensitivities may well be an important component but you now have the means of checking this as explained in episode seven. Orthodontic, Dental Problems & Gum Disease (Download a pdf leaflet HERE) This is perhaps the most difficult relationship to understand. How can dysfunctional breathing lead to major structural problems in our development of teeth and all the structures of our skull? There is strong evidence that children that habitually mouth breathe will develop orthodontic problems such as crowded teeth as well as poor facial features. If you want a detailed professional explanation of this I suggest you watch a video by Dr. John Flutter HERE. If you have enjoyed this podcast why not check out my general health promoting podcast entitled “Your Health in Your Hands”? HERE Eat Less, Sleep less, Breathe Less and Exercise More!

When your twins start teething, you may not automatically think about taking them to the dentist. But, you don't want to wait too long! What are some common dental problems with twins and what can you do to help prevent them? Plus, we'll discuss the practicality of brushing (and flossing) their teeth twice a day and what to expect during those initial trips to see the dentist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's no such thing as talking to yourself too much in public. Unless it's about Dr. Shampoo.

Today’s interview is about a topic I have researched and loved for years. I think it’s firmly established by this point that I’m a bit of a geek when it comes to health, and no subject makes my heart flutter more than dental health. Yep, see … geek! Dr. Steven Lin with the Dental Diet …

Today’s interview is about a topic I have researched and loved for years. I think it’s firmly established by this point that I’m a bit of a geek when it comes to health, and no subject makes my heart flutter more than dental health. Yep, see … geek! Dr. Steven Lin with the Dental Diet …

Today’s interview is about a topic I have researched and loved for years. I think it’s firmly established by this point that I’m a bit of a geek when it comes to health, and no subject makes my heart flutter more than dental health. Yep, see … geek! Dr. Steven Lin with the Dental Diet …

Dental Problems

TBTL friendo Phyllis "The Fletch" Fletcher joins the show today to talk Eagle's Club drama, childhood horror stories, and one famous couple's complicated relationship with soup. Plus, an on-air speed-reading experiment and a solution for women joggers who can't find a bathroom.

Dana Laake and her special guest Dr. Thomas Lokensgard will discuss a holistic and biological approach to treating dental problems. Dr. Thomas Lokensgard, DDS, NMD, ABAAHP, is a holistic and biological dentist with over 30 years of clinical experience. Dr. Lokensgard started his dental practice with an emphasis in Cosmetic Restorative Dentistry. He became interested in Orthodontic and Cranio-Facial procedures in dentistry, taking hundreds of additional hours in CDE credits to further his knowledge and experience. After extensive study and training with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M), he became Board Certified in 2008. Dr. Lokensgard's dedication to quality dental care and cutting edge technology go hand-in-hand with his gentle and caring service to his patients. Dr. Lokensgard is the founder of the Centre for Holistic and Biological Dentistry in Franklin, Tennessee.

In the late 60’s, a new medical drama TV show, Marcus Welby, MD was born, starring Robert Young, as Marcus Welby, who had an unorthodox way of treating patients and James Brolin, as Steven Kiley, his younger and more radical partner. Marcus Welby was old-school. He cared for each patient as if he or she was his own family member … Read more about this episode...

Alexander the Great in 300 BC, Ponce de León in the 16th Century, and millions of men and women around the world today are still searching for the “Fountain of Youth”. What if you had a magical Aladdin’s lamp and you could make any wish? Would it be to find that fountain? Dr. Dan Messer discloses three dental secrets that … Read more about this episode...

Missing teeth are a common dilemma for many people who have had teeth removed for any reason. Some problems with having a missing tooth may be cosmetic; embarrassment of having a gap in their mouth to physical problems such as difficulty chewing causing digestive problems and shifting of the adjacent teeth, which causes change in the bite, which also can … Read more about this episode...

Teeth can fracture or break for many reasons and most of us will not even know it or feel it. Chewing on ice, eating popcorn, or habits of clenching your jaw and grinding your teeth can cause fractures or microfractures. According to DeltaDental.com, a microfracture is a “very early fracture lines in teeth due to biting or grinding forces … Read more about this episode...

If you fear going to the dentist, you are not alone! According to WebMD.com, 9% – 20% of Americans have dental anxiety/fear; however, in Dr. Campbell’s estimation and experience in his practice, that figure is higher and more like 75-80%. Dr. Campbell says, “dental fear is born out of two things; 1) loss of control and 2) lack of … Read more about this episode...

Do you wake up in the morning with “morning breath?” Do you have a friend or co-worker who has such a bad mouth odor that his/her breath could almost peel paint? This is an embarrassing problem for many people, especially since most people do not know they even have bad breath, because everyone is afraid to tell them. Bad breath … Read more about this episode...

Transcript -- The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

Transcript -- The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless

The problems involved with providing healthcare to the homeless