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Recent scientific research would seem to indicate that girls’ teeth have stronger enamel than boys. The reasons are as yet unclear but it may be simply because of genetic factors or the fact that girls, generally, take better care of their teeth. As the study states that enamel strength may be due to genes, but […]
Posted by adwords on 28th February 2018, under Miscellaneous
There are certain foods which are notorious for becoming lodged between two teeth. As these substances may lead to cavities, it is important to identify some of the top culprits. Let’s look at three foods to eat sparingly. – Popcorn kernels can easily stick between two or more teeth. – Raw broccoli can become stuck […]
Posted by adwords on 23rd February 2018, under Practice Blog
Regular check-ups at the dentist are important for healthy teeth and gums regardless of age but teaching children to care for their teeth is crucial in avoiding many common dental problems. Avoiding sugary foods and drinks as much as possible has obvious benefits and so do: – Brushing teeth properly twice daily – Monitoring brushing […]
Posted by adwords on 21st February 2018, under Miscellaneous
Your dentist can tell the state of your health, by having one look at your smile. Practising proper hygiene will protect your teeth. So, what about disciplined oral care? – Use natural whiteners and lip scrub using honey, rosewater and some sugar. – Solve teeth-grinding problem by practicing stress-relief and wearing a mouth guard at […]
Posted by adwords on 13th February 2018, under Practice Blog
Recent health trends could cause dental issues. Drinking hot water with lemon and avoiding fluoride are just some of the popular ideas that pose a risk to dental health. Key takeaways: – Lemon and cider vinegar are extremely acidic and can damage the enamel on teeth. – Charcoal and fluoride-free toothpastes do not protect teeth […]
Posted by adwords on 6th February 2018, under Practice Blog
There are ways to provide temporary relief from toothache, but it is important to see a dentist for treatment sooner rather than later. Key takeaways: – Keep your teeth and gums healthy by brushing twice a day. – Painkillers, salt-water rinses, and herbal remedies may provide relief. – A cold compress on the cheek can […]
Posted by adwords on 2nd February 2018, under Practice Blog