Think of why people wind up in the emergency room and you may conjure heart attacks, broken limbs or pneumonia, but according to the latest information from the American College of Emergency Physician Foundation toothaches are a common reason.
It’s an alarming trend in the United States, Canada and Australia -- our youngest children are suffering from a significant rise in tooth decay - some severe enough to “require” surgery under general anesthesia.
Alzheimer’s disease has risen to frightening numbers and takes a terrible social and economic toll. One in eight older Americans has it and its estimated 2012 costs are around $200 billion.
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