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As any dentist will tell you, there are some snacks that can damage your teeth if you’re not careful: – Foods like olives should be eaten with caution in case they still have the stony seed inside and can result in toothache if bitten. – Chewy caramels can damage the tooth enamel resulting in decay […]
Posted by adwords on 7th November 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Laser dentistry has been used since the early 90’s and requires specialized training to operate the equipment properly. The laser is simply a very strong, intense and focussed light beam that can be used to cut, trim and shape gum tissue. Laser dentistry is particularly suited for treating: – Gum inflammations and disease – Benign […]
Posted by adwords on 29th October 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Keeping teeth and gums clean and healthy is an ongoing process but, despite the best efforts, plaque and tartar will continue to accumulate. Regular cleaning by the dentist will help address the problem but this is not enough by itself. A deep dental cleaning is important as it allows the dentist to delve a little […]
Posted by adwords on 23rd October 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Proactively adopting the correct oral health habits as an adolescent is one of the best ways to ensure healthy teeth and a bright smile into adulthood. Why is it important to regularly visit the dentist and what are three concerns which should be proactively addressed? – Braces can correct orthodontic issues to improve self-confidence. – […]
Posted by adwords on 26th September 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Current technology has led to the introduction of e-cigarettes. Although they look different, these cigarettes still pose a concern. Below are some of the negative effects. Key takeaway: – Electronic cigarettes are battery-operated and have exploded in people’s mouths. They can also explode in your lungs. – Electronic cigarettes stain teeth, cause gum disease and […]
Posted by adwords on 16th September 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Many of us have habits which may be harmful to our teeth and gums. In most instances there is a simple solution or an alternative which helps protect your dental health. Key takeaways: – Switch to a soft-bristled toothbrush and do not scrub your teeth, helping avoid teeth abrasion. – Nail biting is a common […]
Posted by adwords on 11th September 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Your tongue facilitates harmful oral bacteria that travels to your digestive system. Here are things that happen when you don’t clean your tongue. Key takeaways: Bad breath is one of the major effects of not cleaning the tongue. Bad bacteria on a dirty tongue allows for gum disease. You might get dull taste buds, oral […]
Posted by adwords on 29th August 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
Keeping teeth and gums healthy requires having a consistent dental care routine and making some changes to your everyday habits and diet. Key takeaways: – Quit harmful habits like smoking, which can cause both cosmetic issues and oral disease. – Complement brushing and flossing with the use of a quality mouthwash. – Limit or avoid […]
Posted by adwords on 8th August 2019, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
New research findings reveal that tooth loss could predict how long you are going to live. Tooth loss has been associated with how bad you’re taking care of your health. Key takeaways: – Those people who still have their entire set of teeth at 74 years of age are most likely to reach the ripe […]
Posted by adwords on 4th February 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
All manner of health issues have been linked to poor oral hygiene. Failure to brush your teeth twice every day may affect cardiac health. Key takeaways: – Bad breath is a complete turn-off. Build up of plaque when you fail to brush will cause foul breath. – When you don’t brush adequately and skip flossing, […]
Posted by adwords on 1st February 2017, under Oral Hygiene and Prevention
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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