Pregnant women often do not consider dental health a priority during pregnancy. Misconceptions about dental treatments causing complications like miscarriages or pre-term birth prevent some pregnant women from seeking dental care. It is important to know that health of the teeth and gums is a crucial part of pre-natal care.
Do you know you can obtain refreshing breath using natural ingredients without munching on candy mints? Here are five great natural fresheners that will help you get rid of bad breath.
The canker sores are small ulcers present inside the mouth which make talking and eating uncomfortable.
Chlorhexidine gluconate is an antimicrobial and antiseptic oral cleanser. It was approved by FDA in 1986 and known to be highly effective in treating gingivitis and other oral infections. Harmful effects of chlorhexidine mouthwash: Oral irritation Tooth pain Alterations in the general perception of taste Tartar accumulation Stains on the teeth and other oral… Continue reading
Baby bottle tooth decay often happens when a child’s teeth are exposed to sugary liquids in a feeding bottle for prolonged time. Bacteria in the mouth thrive on these sugar-containing liquids such as milk, formula, fruit juice and other sweetened drinks, and produce acids that attack the gums and teeth of the infants. The resultant… Continue reading
Cracked tooth syndrome occurs when a tooth has a crack that’s too small to show up on X-rays, or is under the gum and challenging to identify. The most common occurrence is on molars. A common cause of toothache is a broken tooth. Chewing on hard foods like nuts, crackers and hard candies can cause… Continue reading
Everything you eat affects your body, for better or for worse, including your mouth and teeth. Proper eating habits and oral practices are therefore, very critical in maintaining good oral hygiene that leads to a perfect smile.
A set of sparkling white teeth is what we desire to have all through our lives, but just brushing regularly is not sufficient to maintain a shiny set of teeth. As we get older, the enamel portion( outermost layer of our teeth) weakens to an extent that the darker tissue present underneath is visible .
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