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How Do You Stop Teeth Grinding?
Teeth grinding intensifies on nights after you’ve been drinking alcohol. Cutting back will help stop the problem. Key takeaways: Teeth grinding can be caused by anxiety, stress, sleep apnoea, other sleep disorders, and abnormal bite. A sore jaw and a dull headache upon waking may signal to the problem of teeth grinding. Your dentist will […]
Posted by adwords on 31st October 2016, under Miscellaneous
How Your Next Teeth Cleaning Might Protect You from Pneumonia
Bacteria in the mouth often find their way into circulation, leading to inflammation — even causing pneumonia. Key takeaways: Previous research has established a connection between pneumonia and oral health. Numerous microbes (bacteria, viruses) in the mouth are beneficial but in certain conditions may lead to diseases. Pneumonia-causing bacteria are inhaled and regular dental cleaning […]
Posted by adwords on 31st October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Coconut Oil Will Actually Cause Buildup of Plaque
It’s not always easy to discern what information is factual. One group set out to find out if coconut oil swilling helps in getting white teeth. Key takeaways: Coconut oil is thought to pull out toxins from the mouth as these particles adhere to the fat and are then spat out. Coconut oil was put […]
Posted by adwords on 29th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Dental Detectives Study Fossil Teeth to Understand Human Diets
Initial analysis of fossils discovered at Ol Duvai gorge in Tanzania suggested that early humans ate nuts. Recent studies using more refined technology have revealed that they had a varied diet. Key takeaways: Teeth are preserved very well when fossilized and hold lots of information in the form of isotopes. Newer and more advanced techniques […]
Posted by adwords on 28th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
The Best and Worst Seasonal Foods for Your Teeth
We are easing into the major holidays and people tend to indulge in alcohol. Alcohol isn’t good for the mouth and teeth since it dries out the mouth. Key takeaways: · Spinach, kale and other green vegetables are good for healthy teeth. They require more chewing which helps to release more saliva that washes the […]
Posted by adwords on 27th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Stress Has Far Reaching Effects on Oral Health
People suffering from stress are prone to poor eating habits that will increase the risk of tooth decay and other adverse health outcomes. Key takeaways: Foul mood caused by stress may cause people to skip routine oral healthcare tasks such as brushing and flossing. Stress also causes poor eating habits that lead to poor oral […]
Posted by adwords on 26th October 2016, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Very high success rate with dental implants
Dental implants have become a favored option for tooth replacement with success rates close to 98%. That’s excellent news for you. Key takeaways: Dental implants are the next best thing to having your own teeth, as they look and feel natural. Implants can replace a single tooth, several teeth or all your teeth. A dental […]
Posted by adwords on 26th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Brushing Teeth May Shield Against Heart Disease
Maintenance of good oral health is important for your overall health. Everyday habits such as brushing teeth will impact on your cardiovascular health positively. Key takeaways: New research indicates that thoroughly brushing the teeth to remove plaque will reduce inflammation in the body in effect preventing stroke and heart attacks. Periodontal disease is closely associated […]
Posted by adwords on 25th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Useful Oral Health Facts and Tips for Halloween
Limiting the number of houses visited by your children on Halloween may help safeguard oral health. Halloween should not be a time when children expose their teeth to harmful substances. Key takeaways: Have alkaline foods such as milk and cheese on Halloween night to help neutralize the buildup of acid in the mouth. Parents should […]
Posted by adwords on 24th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Dental Sealants Prevent Cavities, CDC Vital Signs Reports
Even though teeth cavities are quite common in children, they can be prevented. The use of dental sealants will help protect teeth from cavities. Key takeaways: · Dental sealants are highly effective in preventing cavities in the permanent back teeth of children. · Children from low-income families are at high risk of teeth cavities but […]
Posted by adwords on 24th October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Reasons Why Teeth Hurt
A cracked tooth is the cause of much trouble due to pain and sensitivity. A crack in teeth in the back of the mouth is not always visible but may cause great discomfort. Key takeaways: Brushing aggressively may lead to gum recession that exposes the root of the tooth. Periodontal disease is caused by the […]
Posted by adwords on 21st October 2016, under Miscellaneous
Finally! A solution for your bad teeth
Have you got a crooked or chipped tooth, maybe upper teeth that are a bit too long? These are problems people put up with. Your dentist has a little magic that can help. Dental veneers can give you the great smile you’ve wanted. Veneers are ultra-thin, custom-made shells shaped like your teeth. We create them […]
Posted by adwords on 21st October 2016, under Miscellaneous
