Health and Fitness : Dental Care
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 Do you want to improve your smile? You just might get what you are looking for with cosmetic dentistry. It is undeniable that this area of dentistry has gained popularity in the last few years
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| Many parents are not exactly sure the best take to take their child to visit the orthodontist, even when it is a topic of conversation among parents. Experts recommend that children between 7 and 10 years old should visit a specialist for proper assessment
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| A survey reveals that nearly 50% of the general population has Halitosis (bad breath) and 90% Halitosis cases are due to poor oral hygiene, food impaction and periodontal disease. ... |
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| For many people, their daily dental routine is made up of brushing, flossing and rinsing with mouthwash. When they forget to rinse, they have this uneasy feeling about not having that minty taste in their mouth.
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| A broken tooth necessitates immediate dental treatment. This is important to prevent the problem from getting any worse. A broken tooth offers diminished protection to the nerves in the tooth, making it susceptible to bacteria and infection.
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| In today's society where appearance and looking young have appeared to be a priority for many people, having a discolored tooth is a common dental complaint
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| Tongue cleaning is important in removing extra particles from the surface of your tongue, especially those that cause bad breath. Some people use their toothbrush to do this, while others use a specially made sounded tooth made from metal or plastic
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| One of the biggest questions people have when it comes to buying a toothbrush is to go with soft, medium or hard bristles. However, with the many different kinds of brushes available today
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| Having a healthy mouth means having a healthy life. There is a direct relationship between your oral health and your overall physical health. With poor oral health comes stroke, diabetes and heart problems ... |
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| A cavity or tooth decay is a common oral health problem where a hole that forms in the teeth. It starts small, gradually growing bigger when left untreated. It is hard to detect tooth decay at its early stages because it initially does not cause any pain
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| The pain from an infected tooth is one of the worst kinds of pain that anyone can experience, thanks to the hundreds of nerve endings in the gums and mouth
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| Good oral care is learned is learned in childhood. Adults get into a habit of brushing their teeth at bedtime because it is what they were taught to do when they were kids.
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| In order to make the process of getting braces as painless and smooth as possible, and to keep patients happy, dental technology has introduced the technique of indirect tooth bonding.
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| Have you wondered how you would look without all your teeth? If you do not take good care of them, it will only be a matter of time before you will really see how you will look like without those pearly whites ... |
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| Dental decay and other dental problems are partly because of the food that we eat. Whatever the kind of food and beverage that you consume, some amount of decay is bound to happen: bacteria in the mouth helps break down the food that we eat, which also releases acids that damage the tooth enamel ... |
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| This is about the factors responsible for causing toothache among children. Also describing the best preventive measures that should be followed to avoid this issue.
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| This article describes what should be done in a situation of excessive pain due to cavity. Is there any other way to lower the pain than to visiting a dentist.
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| This article is all about giving details of the type of brush that should be used for tooth enamel. Also what precautions should be taken while brushing gently.
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| We all want to have a white and bright smile. Unfortunately, we live in a world filled with teeth-staining things like coffee, tea, soda and wine ... |
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| Our mouth is filled with bacteria that produce acids which slowly erodes the teeth in a process called tooth decay. This can be prevented through proper oral hygiene. ... |
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