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There is a reason to be more concerned if your teenager grinds their teeth. According to research, teenagers who are being bullied have more chances of having a teeth-grinding condition. Key takeaways: – Signs of teeth-grinding include; pain in the jaw and ears that radiates to the head, chipped and cracked teeth and increased sensitivity. […]
Posted by adwords on 30th August 2017, under Practice Blog
Dehydration, breathing through your mouth and certain medications can interfere with saliva production. Saliva protects teeth from acid and bacteria which can lead to plaque and enamel erosion. Key takeaways – Drink plenty of water – Check with your GP if your medication is making your mouth feel dry – See your dentist if bad […]
Posted by adwords on 23rd August 2017, under Practice Blog
Do you know, that you can inherit poor dental health from your parents? According to medical studies, genetics can affect your health, from chronic diseases to teeth problems. Here is how. Key takeaways: – You might genetically inherit crooked and crowded teeth. – People with autoimmune disorders in their families have higher chances of developing […]
Posted by adwords on 17th August 2017, under Miscellaneous
Although the removal of wisdom teeth is a straightforward process, after-care is important. Following the procedure, blood clots develop to protect the gum and nerves. Dislodging these could lead to ‘dry socket’, which can cause sensitivity and infections. – Brush and floss to keep teeth and gums clean. – To promote healing, avoid smoking, carbonated […]
Posted by adwords on 12th August 2017, under Practice Blog
Some mouthwash and toothpastes contain antibacterial products which may break the natural cycle of nitric oxide production in the body and lead to deficiencies. Your tongue is especially sensitive to antibacterials, and mouthwash containing triclosan can kill the good bacteria on the tongue. This triggers inflammation throughout the body – increasing risk of heart disease […]
Posted by adwords on 9th August 2017, under Miscellaneous
A healthy diet is one way of improving dental wellness. Eating well strengthens and protects your teeth from the inside, unlike any mouthwash or toothpaste. Nutritious foods and drinks can help boost your immunity and prevent gum disease. Key takeaways: – Drink healthy; dairy products like milk, natural orange juice and chocolate, tea and water. […]
Posted by adwords on 2nd August 2017, under Miscellaneous