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Safeguard Teeth from These Bad Habits
Over your lifetime, you will only get two sets of teeth. You must take good care of teeth to keep them healthy. Key takeaways: – People may use their teeth to pry open packages and bottles. This habit is damaging to the teeth leading to chipped teeth and sensitivity. – Frequent snacking on sugary foods […]
Posted by adwords on 31st January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Discolored Tooth Necessitates Dental Check-Up for Polar Bear
Keepers at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park were worried after noting that a polar bear named Victor had a discolored tooth. A dentist was called in to check all of the bear’s teeth. Key takeaways: – After spotting the discolored tooth, keepers at the park recommended that a dental checkup be carried out to diagnose the […]
Posted by adwords on 31st January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Office Cakes Could Be Eroding Your Memory
The brains of obese people contain less white matter compared to the brains of lean people. Sugary foods have been found to affect memory and other brain activity. Key takeaways: – The Royal College of Surgeons has taken a stand against the cake culture and other sugary treats in the office. – The biggest concern […]
Posted by adwords on 30th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
More Women in Their 20s Going For Botox
The biggest surprise for many women going through Botox for the first time is how fast and effective the procedure is. Botox has no adverse side effects and can be used as a preventive measure. Key takeaways: – Some want to get rid of wrinkles especially around the forehead and the eyes that are the […]
Posted by adwords on 28th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Recommendations on Getting Rid Of Bad Breath
Bad breath may have many causes. The only way to get rid of bad breath is through a multi-faceted approach. Key takeaways: – Ensure that you brush your teeth and brush your tongue which could be hosting bacteria that cause strong odor. – Brush your teeth after every meal. Brushing twice per day is not […]
Posted by adwords on 27th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Change your world with dental implants
If you’re missing a tooth, or multiple teeth, it’s certainly embarrassing. If you’ve got loose dentures, that’s equally difficult. You just don’t feel like yourself. You’re hiding your smile, eating alone. Life loses its fun when you don’t feel right. That’s where dental implants can help. My patients, over the years, have loved their dental […]
Posted by adwords on 26th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Botox No Longer Reserved For Those past Their 40s
The use of Botox among people in their twenties has increased by about 64 percent since 2013. These young women and men want to erase and prevent signs of aging on the face. Key takeaways: – There has been an increase of 750 percent in Botox injections since the year 2000 with many 20 and […]
Posted by adwords on 25th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Tooth Decay Causes Toothaches
The most probable cause of toothache is tooth decay. Tooth decay affects tooth pulp that contains nerve endings causing great pain. Key takeaways: – Inflammation of the dental pulp will cause toothaches and could be caused by tooth decay. – Cracked teeth, bruxism, and receding gums are other possible causes of toothaches. – Do not […]
Posted by adwords on 24th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Practicing Good Dental Health Habits
The following habits will ensure that both you and your dentist will be smiling at the next dental appointment. You will worry no more about possible dental problems. Key takeaways: – Failure to brush and floss regularly will lead to the accumulation of bacteria in the mouth causing gum disease, and potentially triggering heart disease. […]
Posted by adwords on 23rd January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Unhealthy Lifestyles Cause Bad Breath
Smoking and alcohol intake are high on the list of habits that cause bad breath. Failure to brush teeth regularly is a habit that leads to halitosis. Key takeaways: – Foods that have strong odors such as onions and garlic will leave an odor until they pass through the body. Brushing and flossing only temporarily […]
Posted by adwords on 21st January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Idaho Father, 30, Loses Seven Teeth and Is Left with Second Degree Burns After Vape Explodes In His Face
Andrew Hall, a car salesman, suffered horrible injuries when his vape exploded without warning. There have been widespread fears over the safety of the e-cigarettes. Key takeaways: – The accident happened while Andrew was in the bathroom with the device shattering into pieces while in his mouth. – The e-cigarette knocked out several teeth in […]
Posted by adwords on 20th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
How to Take Care of Sensitive Teeth?
Bleaching your teeth could be a cause of tooth sensitivity. Seek advice from your dentist to learn what the best methods of bleaching teeth are. Key takeaways: – Take good care of tooth enamel which is the protective layer. Worn out enamel exposes nerve endings leading to pain. – Brush softly with a soft bristled […]
Posted by adwords on 19th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Can I Use A Water Flosser?
Do you find it difficult and tiring to use dental floss? You can use a water flosser to optimize oral health. Key takeaways: – The long term dental health benefits of flossing your teeth on a daily basis cannot be overemphasized. – People who have dental work that poses challenges to dental floss will benefit […]
Posted by adwords on 18th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Dental Implants Will Give You Back Your Smile
Dental implants are a good consideration when contemplating replacing missing teeth. They do not require removal such as when sleeping. Key takeaways: – Dental implants are one way of replacing missing teeth and getting back your smile. – The single most important requirement for dental implants is to have a healthy jaw bone. – Implants […]
Posted by adwords on 17th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Flavorings In e-cigarettes Not Good For Gums
There should heightened efforts to bring to the awareness of the public the dangers of e-cigarettes. E-cigarette vapor has been found to affect gums and teeth. Key takeaways: – E-cigarettes are not a healthier alternative to conventional cigarette smoking. – Vapors from e-cigarettes cause the cells to release inflammatory proteins and may lead to oral diseases. – The […]
Posted by adwords on 16th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
How to Properly Floss Teeth
Flossing properly requires some practice to ensure every tooth is cleaned. Flossing allows fluoride to permeate in between the teeth. Key takeaways: – Always use a piece of dental floss that is 18 inches long wrapped around a finger on each hand. – The floss is then rubbed between teeth by moving it back and […]
Posted by adwords on 13th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Natural Regrowth of Teeth Dentine Is Possible
Research has found a method that initiates the natural dental repair process. Patients can now have their teeth in good health even if they have large cavities. Key takeaways: – The researchers have found that a drug used to treat Alzheimer’s is able to stimulate the tooth to generate new dentine. – The drug works […]
Posted by adwords on 11th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Alcohol May Stain Teeth and Cause Enamel Erosion
Alcoholic beverages such as red wine can cause teeth staining. Getting regular dental cleaning can help prevent the teeth staining. Key takeaways: – White wine sipped over a long period will affect the pH in the mouth and lead to enamel erosion due to its acidity. – High alcohol drinks such as vodka and whiskey […]
Posted by adwords on 9th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Eliminate Any Bad Teeth Habits You May Have
You must make deliberate steps to ensure that you maintain good oral health. Establish a plan to end habits that are detrimental to your teeth. Key takeaways: – Get help breaking bad habits like teeth clenching and teeth grinding. – Stop biting nails and using teeth to open bottles – Brush your teeth for at […]
Posted by adwords on 9th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
You Can Minimize the Effects of Jaw Clenching or Bruxism
Did you know that being a competitive person may lead to jaw clenching and teeth grinding? Some people may not be aware of the teeth grinding problem. Key takeaways: – Bruxism originates from the central nervous system and can be triggered by stress, anxiety, alcohol consumption, smoking, and medications. – Symptoms include worn tooth enamel, […]
Posted by adwords on 8th January 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
