Lead in Lipstick?

The Academy for General Dentistry reports that there are reports about possible lead in lipstick. The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics recently informed consumers that more than 61 percent of brand-name lipsticks contain detectable levels of lead. However, the Mayo Clinic responded that the levels of lead do not warrant a health concern. Read this article from the Mayo Clinic with their response.

AGD: Women's Dental Health

Women's oral health depends on their different stages of life. For many women, these changes are directly related to surges in sex-hormone levels, such as in puberty, menstruation, pregnancy, lactation and menopause. Women are also more likely to be diagnosed with TMJ, myofascial pain, eating disorders and Sjögren's syndrome (which causes dry mouth). As a woman, you need to adhere to good oral hygiene. Find out how here: Why is Oral Health Important to Women?

Dr. Ziegenhorn and Staff