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Taking the “Bite” Out of TMJ Pain
Millions of individuals suffer from varying forms of Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ). Over time, unintentionally grinding your teeth can cause physical damage to your teeth. Three behaviours contribute to this problem: – Bruxism (grinding your teeth) is one of the main symptoms and this can even occur when you are asleep. – You may unknowingly […]
Posted by adwords on 29th November 2017, under Miscellaneous
A Look at the Common Causes of Bleeding Gums
Are your gums suddenly bleeding? Before assuming that this is a sign of periodontal disease, it is a good idea to mention a handful of other causal factors to take into account. While speaking to a dentist is important, please keep these other issues in mind: – Smokers are commonly known to suffer from chronic […]
Posted by adwords on 26th November 2017, under Miscellaneous,Practice Blog
Top Tips to Eradicate Your Fears of the Dentist
Countless individuals harbour dental-related phobias. Thankfully, there are a number of effective methods to reduce this anxiety. As a result, you will be more likely to care for your teeth and to avoid unnecessary procedures. – Speak with a dentist about your fears; he or she will likely answer any questions that you may have. […]
Posted by adwords on 22nd November 2017, under Miscellaneous
Say Goodbye to Gaps in Between Your Teeth
If you have grown tired of a gap in between your teeth, there are several treatments which are able to provide aesthetically pleasing and permanent results. What are three modern methods and why have they proven to be so advantageous? Let’s take a closer look. – Porcelain veneers can be used to fill larger gaps. […]
Posted by adwords on 18th November 2017, under Miscellaneous
The Best-Kept Oral Hygiene Secrets
While a dentist recommends that we brush our teeth after every meal, there is another time of the day that is crucial in order to protect against cavities and tooth decay. This unique window occurs immediately before going to sleep. What is the rationale here? – Less saliva during our sleep exposes teeth to plaque. […]
Posted by adwords on 15th November 2017, under Miscellaneous
Teeth Grinding and Dental Health
Teeth grinding, or bruxism, is a common habit but many people ignore it and the possible damage it can cause. Grinding the teeth exerts huge pressure which has been estimated to be up to ten times more powerful than that exerted when chewing food. This pressure can cause: – Damage to tooth enamel – Fractured […]
Posted by adwords on 11th November 2017, under Miscellaneous
Are Itching Gums a Cause for Concern?
Itchy gums can have many causes and, in the vast majority of cases, are a minor irritation and nothing to worry about. However, if the problem persists it would be wise to consult your dentist as to a possible underlying condition that may require attention. Itchy gums generally clear up quickly but attention should be […]
Posted by adwords on 8th November 2017, under Practice Blog
Excessive Fluoride May Be Dangerous
In many countries, fluoride has been added to drinking water to protect against cavities. Many toothpastes also contain fluoride for the same reason. However, excessive fluoride may have adverse effects to a developing fetus. Potential dangers include: – Excess fluoride exposure could harm the fetus’ mental development. – Excess fluoride can change tooth colour. – Pregnant […]
Posted by adwords on 1st November 2017, under Practice Blog
